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Who is Danielle Smith, really? And how did she make one of the most remarkable political comebacks in Alberta history?
Max Fawcett sits down with Alberta journalist Jeremy Appel, author of the new book Dark Phoenix: The Rise, Fall, and Re-emergence of Danielle Smith, to unpack the political career of Alberta's premier.
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