July 1 has significance beyond Canada Day this year for the federal government's relationships with Alberta and the U.S.
OTTAWA — On July 1, Prime Minister Mark Carney is expected to mark Canada Day with a speech in Edmonton invoking national unity as Alberta weighs its place in Canada.
It’s not only Canada’s 159th birthday as a nation, overshadowed though it may be by the twin threats of emboldened separatist movements in Alberta and Quebec.
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