CALGARY, Alberta, Feb 14 (Reuters) - The provincial premiers of Alberta, Manitoba and Saskatchewan said on Monday they oppose Prime Minister Justin Trudeau’s plan to invoke Canada’s Emergencies Act to deal with protests that have shut down some border crossings and paralyzed the capital Ottawa.
“We would prefer that the Emergencies Act not be invoked, but if it is we would very much prefer that it not be applied to Alberta,” Kenney told a news conference. (Reporting by Nia Williams)
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