Danielle Smith's Victory in Alberta Election Signals Challenges Ahead for Divided Province.

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Danielle Smith, leader of the United Conservative Party, has won the Alberta election, signaling a further rightward shift in the traditionally conservative province. Smith's victory is expected to lead to more tension with the federal Liberal government, particularly over climate change policies. Smith has faced a series of controversies and gaffes since becoming premier in October, but her win marks a stunning personal comeback. She has promised to stand up to the federal government and proposed a controversial Alberta Sovereignty Act.
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