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Everyone's riding herd on the Calgary Stampede party tent noise dispute

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By Jason Markusoff Verified
| This is Calgary
What had seemed to be a muted debate since February suddenly got cranked to 11 in Calgary in recent days. A disagreement about decibels at a fabled Stampede party tent suddenly became a provincial priority that behooved a letter with veiled warnings from the premier and no fewer than four Alberta cabinet ministers, and an outcry that went all the way up the federal Conservative food chain to the Official Opposition leader.
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U.S. tariffs go easy on Alberta. That lets separatists go harder on Canada

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By Jason Markusoff Verified
| This is Calgary
Calgary·Analysis Alberta's tariff impact, political response to Trump and more have made it a Canadian outlier. On tariff impact, political response and more, Alberta became an outlier Listen to this article Estimated 6 minutes The audio version of this article is generated by AI-based technology. Mispronunciations can occur. We are working with our partners to continually review and improve the results.
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Behind federalist Danielle Smith, many of her party's senior organizers back separatism

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By Jason Markusoff Verified
| This is Calgary
Alberta Premier Danielle Smith has declared that her United Conservative Party stands on one side of the debate and referendum on independence that is roiling the province — the federalist side. But several of her party’s provincial board members sent a different signal last fall, on the steps of the Alberta legislature. They’d gathered among thousands of Albertans at a large separatist rally, and posed for a photo together, clutching Alberta flags.
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