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NomThe Globe and Mail (Alberta Edition)
Date de Publication17 Octobre 2026
Pages82
Pays/régionCanada
LangueAnglais
TypeJournal
ÉditeurGlobe and Mail
FréquenceQuotidien

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ArticleBuild or break

Whatever the out­come of the Alberta ref­er­en­dum, there’s a lot of work ahead to repair the fed­er­a­tion The legit­im­iz­a­tion of the Alberta sep­ar­at­ist move­ment has ensured it will carry on in some form, no mat­ter the res­ult of Monday’s...

OPINION Tyler Dawson is an Edmon­ton-based editor for The Globe and Mail’s Opin­ion sec­tion. He is the author of The Repub­lic of Alberta: An Idea That Won’t Go Away.
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ArticleWhat comes after mega? The case for going even big­ger on cor­por­ate tax reform

Canada’s tax sys­tem needs an over­haul. In this series, The Globe and Mail explores the bold policy choices that would attract cap­ital, boost invest­ment and raise Cana­dian liv­ing stand­ards for gen­er­a­tions to come. In front of an audi­ence of...

MARK RENDELL JAMES BRADSHAW
What comes after mega? The case for going even big­ger on cor­por­ate tax reform

ArticleOtt­awa announces immig­ra­tion changes that give highly paid work­ers an advant­age

Highly paid for­eign nation­als work­ing in Canada – includ­ing doc­tors, engin­eers and pro­gram­mers – will now have an advant­age when apply­ing for per­man­ent res­id­ence. Immig­ra­tion Min­is­ter Lena Metlege Diab announced changes to...

The Globe and Mail (Alberta Edition)
Ott­awa announces immig­ra­tion changes that give highly paid work­ers an advant­age

ArticleSouth Africa, Kenya or Sri Lanka: Choose your own safari adven­ture

The writer trav­elled as a guest of Ele­wana Col­lec­tion, which did not review or approve this art­icle. Stor­ies are based on merit; The Globe does not guar­an­tee cov­er­age.
South Africa, Kenya or Sri Lanka: Choose your own safari adven­ture

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