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National support for Alberta remaining is strong, while Albertans increasingly share the broader Canadian outlook on unity.
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The share of Republicans approving of Trump’s overall job performance declined from 86% in January 2026 to 73% in this most recent Reuters/Ipsos survey. This comes as Republicans’ views of Trump’s ...