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Jason Kenney's Popularity Among Albertans Has Totally Plummeted

He's almost the least popular premier in Canada. 😶

There's a lot of love for Alberta's provincial leader.

Based on a recent survey that was published on Monday, August 31, Alberta Premier Jason Kenney is the second least-popular Premier in all of Canada.

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42%

Kenney's approval rating

Only Newfoundland and Labrador's Premier Andrew Furey ranks lower than Kenney at 34%, revealed the survey.

This is the lowest approval rating Kenney has achieved since he was elected as the leader of the province in April 2019. His rating as of June 2019 was at 62%.

The article cited Kenney's COVID-19 response and Alberta's oil crisis as potentially contributing to his low rating.

Carney warns constitutional reforms 'difficult,' says he's after 'common solutions'

Carney cautions constitutional reforms 'difficult'

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One day after Albertans voted to reject separatism, Prime Minister Mark Carney says he favours pursuing pragmatic "common solutions" with the provinces on issues under federal jurisdiction.

Carney warned today that constitutional change can be a "difficult" and drawn-out process and said disputes in areas like immigration can be resolved without constitutional amendments.

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33 military members injured in fire remain in hospital, defence minister says

33 still in hospital after base fire: McGuinty

Defence Minister David McGuinty says 33 members of the Canadian Armed Forces remain in hospital after a deadly fire swept through a training ground at the military base in Wainwright, Alta., on Saturday.

McGuinty was in Wainwright on Monday, where he visited both the base and CAF members who are recovering in a local hospital.

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Yes, you can still get your favourite summer produce long after the season ends — here's how

Winter, who?

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The arrival of sweater weather sadly means saying bye to one of the best parts of summer — the bountiful farmers markets, filled with fresh, locally grown produce.

But just because the patios have been packed away and you're digging out your boots, it doesn't mean you have to give up on iconic summery fruits and veggies like vine-ripened tomatoes, juicy strawberries and crisp lettuce.

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