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Danielle Smith would never have revealed that she flew on private jets and stayed at luxury hotels, all funded by the Saudi Arabian government, if I hadn't directly questioned her about it last week. The issue isn't about the golden cat statue. It's about the Premier accepting all manner...

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Naheed Nenshi

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