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Premier Danielle Smith is calling on the Alberta NDP to stop being mute on federal leader Avi Lewis' opposition on oil and pipelines, saying that no one in the Alberta NDP has openly supported a west coast pipeline. Adds that the NDP needs to bee more pro-Alberta, and that's...

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