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Alberta Unity: About 75% of voters chose to keep Alberta in Canada. Premier Danielle Smith says separatists in her United Conservative Party must support the pro-Canada line or leave, while pledging no separation referendum while she remains premier. Ontario Industry: Ottawa and Queen’s Park unveiled an $8.7-billion plan to protect steel, auto and other strategic industries from U.S. tariffs and support workers. Quebec Politics: Parti Québécois Leader Paul St-Pierre Plamondon was sworn in as premier and named an independence minister, setting the stage for a minority government with a referendum pledge. Wainwright Fire: Ontario is sending 28 health-care workers, including burn-care specialists, to help treat injured soldiers after a deadly fire at the Alberta base. First Nations: Manitoba’s Tataskweyak Cree Nation is suing Canada, alleging it failed to protect lake sturgeon harmed by decades of water diversion on the Churchill River. Trade Infrastructure: A $463-million project will upgrade the Port of Saint John’s rail, road and marine links to expand export capacity.

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