Toronto: Canadian Prime Minister Mark Carney has said that he expects the United States to respect his country’s sovereignty, after a report emerged that separatists from the western province of Alberta had met American officials recently. During the course of a press conference after a meeting wit»»»

Canadian Prime Minister Mark Carney said US President Donald Trump had not raised Albertan independence in any of their direct conversations. (AFP pic) MONTREAL: Canadian Prime Minister Mark Carney said Thursday he expects the US to “respect Canadian sovereignty,” responding to reports that State D»»»

The Premier of British Columbia had some scathing comments about the Alberta separatist movement ahead of Thursday’s first ministers meeting in Ottawa. David Eby said reported meetings between separatist leaders and U.S. Treasury officials to talk about separation amounts to “treason.” “I understan»»»

BloombergPublished: 5:58am, 30 Jan 2026British Columbia Premier David Eby said Alberta separatists who have sought help from Washington in their quest to gain independence from Canada are carrying out an act of immense disloyalty. “To go to a foreign country and to ask for assistance in breaking up»»»

Covert meetings between separatist activists in the Canadian province of Alberta and members of Donald Trump’s administration amount to “treason”, the premier of British Columbia said on Thursday. “To go to a foreign country and to ask for assistance in breaking up Canada, there’s an old-fashioned »»»

A new bombshell report in Financial Times says that US officials have held recent talks with Canadian separatists seeking to break Alberta, Canada's oil-rich western province, away from Ottawa. "Officials in the [US President] Donald Trump administration discussed loaning Alberta $500 million to br»»»