- Premiers discussed the need for unity and economic corridors connecting Western and Northern Canada.
Premier disagreement over policy direction between Manitoba and Alberta.
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Premier disagreement over policy direction between Manitoba and Alberta.
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Premiers discussed the need for unity and economic corridors connecting Western and Northern Canada.Also in this story
- Alberta announced subsidies to support the rest of Canada.
- Edmonton hosts discussions regarding the future of Canada's North.
- McCormick cited health care challenges and the need to strengthen ties between the province of Victoria and the rest of B.C., while noting alignment with Alberta was important.
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