Premiers Moe, Smith Call for End to ‘Federal Interference’ in Resource Development

Alberta, Sask. Premiers Call for 6 Federal Changes to Develop Provincial Economies Amid Tariff Tensions

Alberta Premier Danielle Smith and Saskatchewan Premier Scott Moe are calling on Ottawa to make six changes to federal policies they say are necessary to “unleash” their provinces’ economies, arguing these changes will ultimately benefit Canadians and help make Canada the “strongest economy in the G7.” The two premiers held a joint press conference on June 18, following a meeting between their government caucuses. They said they wanted to make a…

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For many outside Alberta (and Saskatchewan), the prospect of a referendum on Alberta’s separation from Canada is perhaps perplexing. But such a referendum in Alberta, which is likely to be held, is the logical conclusion of a long historical process that stretches all the way back to Confederation and how the Prairie provinces joined the Canadian federation.

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The two provinces know Prime Minister Mark Carney needs their support for his nation-building projects plan and are using the opportunity to push their own energy agendas, an expert says.

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Premiers Moe, Smith call for end to ‘federal interference’ in resource development

Saskatchewan Premier Scott Moe and Alberta Premier Danielle Smith are making a unified “call for change” to federal policies that apply to resource development.

Moe, Smith repeat calls for federal support for energy projects

The premiers of Alberta and Saskatchewan are also repeating their calls for the abandonment of some industry regulations.