US EditionSmith to give public update on Ottawa relationship following first Carney meeting
- On April 29, 2025, Alberta Premier Danielle Smith delivered a livestreamed speech detailing how the province intends to engage with Prime Minister Mark Carney’s administration following their initial meeting in Ottawa.
- Smith's government introduced Bill 54 last week to ease citizen-triggered referendums, including votes on Alberta's separation, following the federal Liberals winning a fourth consecutive term.
- Smith accused the federal Liberals of unfair policies undermining Alberta's booming economy and the oil and gas sector, stressing the need for reform and increased market access.
- Smith described the meeting with Carney as “positive” and said they discussed legislative reforms to increase market access while sharing focus on lowering living costs and energy opportunities.
- The address and legislation signal Alberta’s intent to engage citizens on its future, balancing separatist pressures with calls for a meaningful reset of relations with Ottawa.
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Premier Smith Addresses Albertans on Path Forward with Federal Govt
Alberta Premier Danielle Smith delivers an address to Albertans on the province’s path forward with the federal government. The speech follows Premier Smith’s meeting with Prime Minister Mark Carney on Friday, their first since the federal election, as well as a meeting with her government caucus. (May 5, 2025)
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dailyguardian.caDanielle Smith promises Alberta separation referendum if signatures warrant
Danielle Smith said she wants a sovereign Alberta within a united Canada, but the voices of those unhappy with Confederation are not fringe extremists and must be listened to.
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Alberta premier to give live address on province's 'path forward' with Ottawa
Alberta Premier Danielle Smith will deliver a livestreamed address this afternoon to outline the province's path forward with Prime Minister Mark Carney's government. Smith has said she will be looking to strike a "What's Next" panel to poll Albertans on issues they want to see addressed a...
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