Natasha Bulowski

Ottawa

Reporter at National Observer

Reporter covering climate/energy/federal politics for @NatObserver Proud member of @natobsunion (She/Her)

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Articles

First Nations take Alberta premier to task over separatist rhetoric

1 week ago | thespec.com | Natasha Bulowski

First Nations leaders say a silver lining to the “rhetoric and insanity” brought about by talks of Alberta separatism has united Indigenous communities “all across Canada, from coast to coast to coast.” Piikani Nation Chief Troy Knowlton said Alberta First Nations are gearing up for a fight with Alberta Premier Danielle Smith. “We’re not going anywhere and if you feel that you have problems with First Nations, you could leave,” Knowlton said.
Smith talks separatism while Carney visits White House

1 week ago | thespec.com | Natasha Bulowski

While Prime Minister Mark Carney met with US President Donald Trump, Alberta’s premier was making waves with talk about separatist sentiments in the province. “I personally still have hope that there is a path forward for a strong and sovereign Alberta within a united Canada,” Alberta Premier Danielle Smith said in a speech livestreamed as Carney was arriving in Washington on Monday.
First Nations take Alberta premier to task over separatist rhetoric

1 week ago | nationalobserver.com | Natasha Bulowski

First Nations leaders say a silver lining to the "rhetoric and insanity" brought about by talks of Alberta separatism has united Indigenous communities "all across Canada, from coast to coast to coast." Piikani Nation Chief Troy Knowlton said Alberta First Nations are gearing up for a fight with Alberta Premier Danielle Smith. "We're not going anywhere and if you feel that you have problems with First Nations, you could leave," Knowlton said.
Smith talks separatism while Carney visits White House

1 week ago | pentictonherald.ca | Natasha Bulowski

While Prime Minister Mark Carney met with US President Donald Trump, Alberta’s premier was making waves with talk about separatist sentiments in the province. “I personally still have hope that there is a path forward for a strong and sovereign Alberta within a united Canada,” Alberta Premier Danielle Smith said in a speech livestreamed as Carney was arriving in Washington on Monday.
Smith talks separatism while Carney visits White House

1 week ago | therecord.com | Natasha Bulowski

While Prime Minister Mark Carney met with US President Donald Trump, Alberta’s premier was making waves with talk about separatist sentiments in the province. “I personally still have hope that there is a path forward for a strong and sovereign Alberta within a united Canada,” Alberta Premier Danielle Smith said in a speech livestreamed as Carney was arriving in Washington on Monday.
Spring flooding reignites First Nation's calls for relocation

1 week ago | thespec.com | Natasha Bulowski

Spring flooding is putting First Nations in northern Ontario at risk and reigniting calls for relocation. Kashechewan First Nation and Fort Albany First Nation — located on the shores of James Bay — both declared states of emergency last week and have been evacuating community members.
Smith talks separatism while Carney visits White House

1 week ago | nationalobserver.com | Natasha Bulowski

While Prime Minister Mark Carney met with US President Donald Trump, Alberta's premier was making waves with talk about separatist sentiments in the province. "I personally still have hope that there is a path forward for a strong and sovereign Alberta within a united Canada," Alberta Premier Danielle Smith said in a speech livestreamed as Carney was arriving in Washington on Monday.
Spring flooding reignites First Nation's calls for relocation

1 week ago | pentictonherald.ca | Natasha Bulowski

Spring flooding is putting First Nations in northern Ontario at risk and reigniting calls for relocation. Kashechewan First Nation and Fort Albany First Nation — located on the shores of James Bay — both declared states of emergency last week and have been evacuating community members.
Spring flooding reignites First Nation's calls for relocation

1 week ago | nationalobserver.com | Natasha Bulowski

Kashechewan First Nation and Fort Albany First Nation - located on the shores of James Bay - both declared states of emergency last week and have been evacuating community members. People are forced to face this trauma each spring despite the Canadian government's repeated promises to move the community to higher ground safe from flooding, Kashechewan Chief Hosea Wesley said in a May 2 press release .
Alberta MP steps aside to give up seat for Poilievre

1 week ago | thespec.com | Natasha Bulowski

An Alberta MP is resigning so Conservative Leader Pierre Poilievre can run for office in a by-election. The announcement came shortly after Prime Minister Mark Carney said he would act quickly to call a by-election if the Conservatives had a member resign for the leader. “I will ensure that it happens as soon as possible,” Carney told reporters in Ottawa on Friday morning.