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Alberta Premier Danielle Smith is putting a new twist on an old debate over the federal equalization program.{ai:summary}Alberta Premier Danielle Smith suggests revising the federal equalization program to better support smaller provincial economies in Atlantic Canada. This approach aims to address longstanding debates surrounding the distribution of federal funds among provinces. #politics

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