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Alberta Premier Danielle Smith identifies 3 main points that Albertans are upset about and need to be reduced to address the Independence movement; > energy development > immigration > firearm ownership "Alberta sees the world a little bit differently, and I hope that the Prime Minister does that because... show more

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Raving reviews from Danielle Smith after the meeting with Mark Carney: "My meeting with the Prime Minister was about as encouraging as any meeting I've had with the federal government in a long time, I think he really understands the issues we put on the table...and I'll just ask people to be patient..." No pipelines, announced projects that have been already announced and flirting with removing emission caps to force Alberta and our companies to invest in pointless carbon capture projects as a wealth transfer. What is there to be patient about?

Raving reviews from Danielle Smith after the meeting with Mark Carney: "My meeting with the Prime Minister was about as encouraging as any meeting I've had with the federal government in a long time, I think he really understands the issues we put on the table...and I'll just ask people to be patient..." No pipelines, announced projects that have been already announced and flirting with removing emission caps to force Alberta and our companies to invest in pointless carbon capture projects as a wealth transfer. What is there to be patient about?

Kirk Lubimov

69,883 views • 11 months ago

Alberta Premier Danielle Smith is upbeat after another meeting Mark Carney as the Liberals announced they are looking to make changes to expedite processes for big projects. "I know industry is getting a bit impatient, Albertans are getting a little bit impatient. And if we're going to to move forward with that MOU, I hope it happens in the the next number of days because I I think in Alberta there does need to be a demonstration that Canada can work. And I think that we've demonstrated a couple of things over the last number of months that we can work well together. We've changed course on a number of things and Alberta wants to continue to build major projects in partnership with Canada." Industry is getting impatient because of the unnecessary costs and red tape they face while there is nothing but lip service. The central part of the MOU is Alberta agreeing to all of Mark Carney's green agenda items as permission to do business and build projects. How is this going to change?

Alberta Premier Danielle Smith is upbeat after another meeting Mark Carney as the Liberals announced they are looking to make changes to expedite processes for big projects. "I know industry is getting a bit impatient, Albertans are getting a little bit impatient. And if we're going to to move forward with that MOU, I hope it happens in the the next number of days because I I think in Alberta there does need to be a demonstration that Canada can work. And I think that we've demonstrated a couple of things over the last number of months that we can work well together. We've changed course on a number of things and Alberta wants to continue to build major projects in partnership with Canada." Industry is getting impatient because of the unnecessary costs and red tape they face while there is nothing but lip service. The central part of the MOU is Alberta agreeing to all of Mark Carney's green agenda items as permission to do business and build projects. How is this going to change?

Kirk Lubimov

21,872 views • 3 months ago

🌹💀🌊 : A defeated looking Alberta Premier Danielle Smith says she looks forward to supplying British Columbia with wind and solar energy. No mention of any pipeline. No defending the Alberta independence movement from Eby's treason smears. Just capitulation. The MoU she signed with Mark Carney was not worth the paper it was written on. Instead Albertans get more carbon taxes, carbon capture, plus toxic wind & solar farms.

🌹💀🌊 : A defeated looking Alberta Premier Danielle Smith says she looks forward to supplying British Columbia with wind and solar energy. No mention of any pipeline. No defending the Alberta independence movement from Eby's treason smears. Just capitulation. The MoU she signed with Mark Carney was not worth the paper it was written on. Instead Albertans get more carbon taxes, carbon capture, plus toxic wind & solar farms.

Bruce McGonigal

73,765 views • 6 months ago

"We" "our" Mark Carney plays his Albertan card and says he has done everything he can for unity. "I've acted as Prime Minister to the best of my abilities to help put those divisions in the past." You mean like increasing carbon taxes on us, making us spend billions on uneconomical carbon capture as a prerequisite, signing up to all net zero green agenda stuff that will bring billions in costs to our industries? He is so delusional that he has no self reflection.

"We" "our" Mark Carney plays his Albertan card and says he has done everything he can for unity. "I've acted as Prime Minister to the best of my abilities to help put those divisions in the past." You mean like increasing carbon taxes on us, making us spend billions on uneconomical carbon capture as a prerequisite, signing up to all net zero green agenda stuff that will bring billions in costs to our industries? He is so delusional that he has no self reflection.

Kirk Lubimov

14,459 views • 1 month ago

Future proofing our oil&gas industry with carbon tax? Apparently, Danielle Smith & Mark Carney agree. Minister of Energy and Natural Resources Tim Hodgson: "The Premier said it is important to have a carbon price so that we can help future-proof the industry in Alberta." What!

Future proofing our oil&gas industry with carbon tax? Apparently, Danielle Smith & Mark Carney agree. Minister of Energy and Natural Resources Tim Hodgson: "The Premier said it is important to have a carbon price so that we can help future-proof the industry in Alberta." What!

Kirk Lubimov

19,231 views • 3 months ago

🌹👋🇨🇦⚖️ : Danielle Smith says one judge appointed by Justin Trudeau shouldn't be able to eliminate the rights of 700,000 Albertans who signed on to have a referendum on independence. If Smith fights as hard for the referendum as she has against carbon taxes and for building pipelines, the referendum vote will never happen. Smith does warn the court ruling could dramatically change how Alberta is governed.

🌹👋🇨🇦⚖️ : Danielle Smith says one judge appointed by Justin Trudeau shouldn't be able to eliminate the rights of 700,000 Albertans who signed on to have a referendum on independence. If Smith fights as hard for the referendum as she has against carbon taxes and for building pipelines, the referendum vote will never happen. Smith does warn the court ruling could dramatically change how Alberta is governed.

Bruce McGonigal

14,795 views • 2 months ago

This is the financial engineering Mark Carney is structuring Canada into. In British Columbia, the agreement with them, annouced the development of National Carbon Credit Framework. "There is no realistic solution to the climate transition that does not involve a globally coordinated system of carbon taxes. There's no realistic or fair solution that does not involve a globally coordinated system of carbon taxes. What we need is a system of carbon taxes coupled with subsidies for vulnerable households and a stream of funding for the developing world." The Alberta MOU, with its carbon taxes increaes, net zero targers, and carbon capture is what established Mark Carney the win to build this WEF playbook on.

This is the financial engineering Mark Carney is structuring Canada into. In British Columbia, the agreement with them, annouced the development of National Carbon Credit Framework. "There is no realistic solution to the climate transition that does not involve a globally coordinated system of carbon taxes. There's no realistic or fair solution that does not involve a globally coordinated system of carbon taxes. What we need is a system of carbon taxes coupled with subsidies for vulnerable households and a stream of funding for the developing world." The Alberta MOU, with its carbon taxes increaes, net zero targers, and carbon capture is what established Mark Carney the win to build this WEF playbook on.

Kirk Lubimov

19,748 views • 1 month ago

Mark Carney says Confederation works because Alberta will be decarbonizing their oil. "We are looking to move towards low emission oil with Alberta...it's the long term commercial thing to do. The world wants low risk, low cost, low carbon energy sources. Our strategy with Alberta has been to go right to heart of the issue which is the pipeline but what else comes with the pipeline? Pathways, a carbon market that works...having everything on the table showing the consideration works." No, he is using the pipeline as a tool to strong arm in his ideological policies. This is exactly why the Confederation doesn't work. Our economy shouldn't be held hostage.

Mark Carney says Confederation works because Alberta will be decarbonizing their oil. "We are looking to move towards low emission oil with Alberta...it's the long term commercial thing to do. The world wants low risk, low cost, low carbon energy sources. Our strategy with Alberta has been to go right to heart of the issue which is the pipeline but what else comes with the pipeline? Pathways, a carbon market that works...having everything on the table showing the consideration works." No, he is using the pipeline as a tool to strong arm in his ideological policies. This is exactly why the Confederation doesn't work. Our economy shouldn't be held hostage.

Kirk Lubimov

43,549 views • 4 months ago

He just finished talking about the need to unify the country, and then he pulls this bonehead move. He wants to be the future Prime Minister of Canada. He's campaigning in Alberta, to try and convince us that he's one of us. And then he slams Danielle Smith.

He just finished talking about the need to unify the country, and then he pulls this bonehead move. He wants to be the future Prime Minister of Canada. He's campaigning in Alberta, to try and convince us that he's one of us. And then he slams Danielle Smith.

Martyupnorth®- Unacceptable Fact Checker

142,569 views • 1 year ago

Mark Carney previews the agreement with Alberta that is based on the MOU and his green ideologies. "Alberta has committed to reduce methane emissions by 75% over the next decade. We'll announce tomorrow an implementation agreement which includes strengthening industrial carbon pricing to send clear investment signals and to reward decarbonization. This is essential to our clean electricity agenda. To create the conditions to build the clean grid of the future, we need a carbon pricing market that actually works." This has the potential to increase the effective rate of industrial carbon tax in Alberta by 600%.

Mark Carney previews the agreement with Alberta that is based on the MOU and his green ideologies. "Alberta has committed to reduce methane emissions by 75% over the next decade. We'll announce tomorrow an implementation agreement which includes strengthening industrial carbon pricing to send clear investment signals and to reward decarbonization. This is essential to our clean electricity agenda. To create the conditions to build the clean grid of the future, we need a carbon pricing market that actually works." This has the potential to increase the effective rate of industrial carbon tax in Alberta by 600%.

Kirk Lubimov

14,114 views • 2 months ago

The new Prime Minister and his new Environment Minister are disagreeing publicly right now on how to impose a production cap on Alberta, but regardless of what they decide: it’s not happening. Alberta will never allow Ottawa to cap our energy industry or the wealth it generates for Albertans. Here is our government’s full statement:

The new Prime Minister and his new Environment Minister are disagreeing publicly right now on how to impose a production cap on Alberta, but regardless of what they decide: it’s not happening. Alberta will never allow Ottawa to cap our energy industry or the wealth it generates for Albertans. Here is our government’s full statement:

Danielle Smith

549,065 views • 1 year ago

Rebecca Schultz "And I think really the question is, did the prime minister mean it when he said that he was focused on national unity and ensuring that Canada is actually an economic and energy superpower, which does, of course, matter to Albertans, a lot of that conversation, again, it is economic." "If the prime minister really did mean what he say, I think there's a huge amount of people who still would expect him to have gotten rid of Bill C69, the tanker ban, the EV mandates, instead of finding workarounds around those policies." Really good add to the panel to represent Alberta! Rebecca Schulz Danielle Smith

Rebecca Schultz "And I think really the question is, did the prime minister mean it when he said that he was focused on national unity and ensuring that Canada is actually an economic and energy superpower, which does, of course, matter to Albertans, a lot of that conversation, again, it is economic." "If the prime minister really did mean what he say, I think there's a huge amount of people who still would expect him to have gotten rid of Bill C69, the tanker ban, the EV mandates, instead of finding workarounds around those policies." Really good add to the panel to represent Alberta! Rebecca Schulz Danielle Smith

cbcwatcher

43,727 views • 2 months ago

Danielle Smith is the most transparent Premier in Canada. Any publisher in Alberta, big or small, can ask for a round table with her ministers and her Deputy Director of media relations will make that happen. I hope to see her as Prime Minister one day.

Danielle Smith is the most transparent Premier in Canada. Any publisher in Alberta, big or small, can ask for a round table with her ministers and her Deputy Director of media relations will make that happen. I hope to see her as Prime Minister one day.

Kat Kanada

39,095 views • 1 year ago

Mr. Ajay Banga, President, World Bank Group (WBG) calls on Prime Minister Muhammad Shehbaz Sharif Pakistan acknowledges the World Bank Group’s valuable support which has been instrumental in advancing Pakistan's economic development and reforms. Prime Minister Mr. Ajay Banga, President, World Bank Group (WBG) calls on Prime Minister Muhammad Shehbaz Sharif in Islamabad today. Prime Minister welcomed Mr. Ajay Banga at his first official visit as President of the World Bank Group. The Prime Minister appreciated the World Bank Group for its long-standing partnership with Pakistan and its commitment to supporting the development priorities of the country especially through the 10-year World Bank Group Country Partnership Framework (CPF). The Premier also appreciated Mr.Banga's leadership in transforming the World Bank Group into more impactful development partner. Prime Minister stated that Government of Pakistan is vigorously working on economic reform agenda with multi-pronged comprehensive structural home grown program aimed at sustainable economic stability. The Prime Minister appreciated the support of the World Bank Group in resilient infrastructure, agribusiness, digital development, energy, human capital, fiscal reforms, and increasing productive private investment for job creation and growth. Prime Minister and Mr.Banga reiterated the need to fast-track implementation and ensure strong oversight to deliver impact at speed and scale on CPF-aligned priorities. These measures would duly assist Prime Minister’s initiative to address and resolve Implementation Bottlenecks in development projects. The Prime Minister expressed the government’s commitment to structural reforms that would unlock job-rich growth and further strengthen investors' confidence. Mr. Ajay Banga expressed his gratitude to the Prime Minister for his reception and hospitality in Pakistan. Mr. Ajay Banga commended Government of Pakistan’s ongoing reform efforts and reaffirmed his commitment to deepening cooperation through a One World Bank Group approach. He added that greater leverage of private resources, in addition to strong coordination with development partners, is necessary to meet the ambition of the government’s reform agenda.

Mr. Ajay Banga, President, World Bank Group (WBG) calls on Prime Minister Muhammad Shehbaz Sharif Pakistan acknowledges the World Bank Group’s valuable support which has been instrumental in advancing Pakistan's economic development and reforms. Prime Minister Mr. Ajay Banga, President, World Bank Group (WBG) calls on Prime Minister Muhammad Shehbaz Sharif in Islamabad today. Prime Minister welcomed Mr. Ajay Banga at his first official visit as President of the World Bank Group. The Prime Minister appreciated the World Bank Group for its long-standing partnership with Pakistan and its commitment to supporting the development priorities of the country especially through the 10-year World Bank Group Country Partnership Framework (CPF). The Premier also appreciated Mr.Banga's leadership in transforming the World Bank Group into more impactful development partner. Prime Minister stated that Government of Pakistan is vigorously working on economic reform agenda with multi-pronged comprehensive structural home grown program aimed at sustainable economic stability. The Prime Minister appreciated the support of the World Bank Group in resilient infrastructure, agribusiness, digital development, energy, human capital, fiscal reforms, and increasing productive private investment for job creation and growth. Prime Minister and Mr.Banga reiterated the need to fast-track implementation and ensure strong oversight to deliver impact at speed and scale on CPF-aligned priorities. These measures would duly assist Prime Minister’s initiative to address and resolve Implementation Bottlenecks in development projects. The Prime Minister expressed the government’s commitment to structural reforms that would unlock job-rich growth and further strengthen investors' confidence. Mr. Ajay Banga expressed his gratitude to the Prime Minister for his reception and hospitality in Pakistan. Mr. Ajay Banga commended Government of Pakistan’s ongoing reform efforts and reaffirmed his commitment to deepening cooperation through a One World Bank Group approach. He added that greater leverage of private resources, in addition to strong coordination with development partners, is necessary to meet the ambition of the government’s reform agenda.

Badar Shahbaz 🇵🇰

16,231 views • 6 months ago

A new Prime Minister and a new cabinet allow us to reset the tone and discuss how provincial and federal governments can work together to improve Albertans' lives. Instead, the Premier took it as an opportunity to make demands in the most juvenile and childish way. Her actions were insulting and certainly won't get us what we need. And what we need is an ethical, competent government. Yet again, Danielle Smith and the UCP have failed to deliver. #ableg #abpoli

A new Prime Minister and a new cabinet allow us to reset the tone and discuss how provincial and federal governments can work together to improve Albertans' lives. Instead, the Premier took it as an opportunity to make demands in the most juvenile and childish way. Her actions were insulting and certainly won't get us what we need. And what we need is an ethical, competent government. Yet again, Danielle Smith and the UCP have failed to deliver. #ableg #abpoli

Naheed Nenshi

121,674 views • 1 year ago

What a difference 24hrs makes! Doug Ford sings a different tune about the west "I said, you know, it's time that your government starts showing some love to Saskatchewan and Alberta because as I said, like the last prime minister showed no love, matter of fact, to the contrary." "So I'm a big believer of pipelines, big believer of getting rid of C69." "...I really encouraged Premier Legault to get that pipeline through Quebec." Which Doug will it be tomorrow? And how is it that Carney paid media never ask about the how the $15 billion Eglinton LRT line is NOT coming along? Doug Ford Danielle Smith

What a difference 24hrs makes! Doug Ford sings a different tune about the west "I said, you know, it's time that your government starts showing some love to Saskatchewan and Alberta because as I said, like the last prime minister showed no love, matter of fact, to the contrary." "So I'm a big believer of pipelines, big believer of getting rid of C69." "...I really encouraged Premier Legault to get that pipeline through Quebec." Which Doug will it be tomorrow? And how is it that Carney paid media never ask about the how the $15 billion Eglinton LRT line is NOT coming along? Doug Ford Danielle Smith

cbcwatcher

134,907 views • 1 year ago

“Rogan: Well, there’s talk about Alberta separating. Poilievre: That won’t happen! Ah won’t happen! Some people are frustrated. You know, there’s some legitimate frustrations but at the end of the day Canada’s gonna be united.” Albertans are speaking about separation because of these frustrations. What are these frustrations? · Imperial federalism: the fact that Ottawa routinely violates the constitutional division of powers, interferes in areas of exclusive provincial jurisdiction such as education, local infrastructure, and housing, and imposes costly unconstitutional national programs like daycare, pharmacare, and dental care that are undermining provincial autonomy; · Unfair equalization formula: redistribution of Alberta’s wealth to eastern Canada to buy votes there; · The fact that Albertans cannot control their immigration, their pension fund, and their police forces like Quebec; Pierre, you don't care about the frustrations of Albertans. You've never spoken about them. You have no policy to address them. You take Albertans' votes for granted. For a man born and raised in Alberta, an Alberta MP, and Leader of the Opposition, this is very disappointing. That's why there's talk about separating Joe. At the People's Party, we understand the frustrations of Albertans and we have policies to address it. Read our policy on Federalism: Read our policy Equalization:

“Rogan: Well, there’s talk about Alberta separating. Poilievre: That won’t happen! Ah won’t happen! Some people are frustrated. You know, there’s some legitimate frustrations but at the end of the day Canada’s gonna be united.” Albertans are speaking about separation because of these frustrations. What are these frustrations? · Imperial federalism: the fact that Ottawa routinely violates the constitutional division of powers, interferes in areas of exclusive provincial jurisdiction such as education, local infrastructure, and housing, and imposes costly unconstitutional national programs like daycare, pharmacare, and dental care that are undermining provincial autonomy; · Unfair equalization formula: redistribution of Alberta’s wealth to eastern Canada to buy votes there; · The fact that Albertans cannot control their immigration, their pension fund, and their police forces like Quebec; Pierre, you don't care about the frustrations of Albertans. You've never spoken about them. You have no policy to address them. You take Albertans' votes for granted. For a man born and raised in Alberta, an Alberta MP, and Leader of the Opposition, this is very disappointing. That's why there's talk about separating Joe. At the People's Party, we understand the frustrations of Albertans and we have policies to address it. Read our policy on Federalism: Read our policy Equalization:

Maxime Bernier

54,640 views • 4 months ago

The only stakeholders that matter are Albertans. We need to address the existential threat to Albertan workers and consumers that has emerged with President Trump and his impending tariffs. We need tough, hard, pragmatic solutions, but instead we have a Premier with no plan, but the same old talking points. We need to sit down with industry and stakeholders to understand their needs and how we can best help them. Our Premier needs to be working to diversify our markets so our province is more sustainable in the long-term. We need a Premier who can get the job done for Alberta. But instead, Danielle Smith is more concerned with her most important stakeholder: President Trump.

The only stakeholders that matter are Albertans. We need to address the existential threat to Albertan workers and consumers that has emerged with President Trump and his impending tariffs. We need tough, hard, pragmatic solutions, but instead we have a Premier with no plan, but the same old talking points. We need to sit down with industry and stakeholders to understand their needs and how we can best help them. Our Premier needs to be working to diversify our markets so our province is more sustainable in the long-term. We need a Premier who can get the job done for Alberta. But instead, Danielle Smith is more concerned with her most important stakeholder: President Trump.

Naheed Nenshi

64,749 views • 1 year ago

David Cochrane: When and if one of the questions on the future of Alberta in Canada is put on a ballot, will you campaign to convince people to vote to stay in the country? Danielle Smith: I've been on that campaign from the moment I signed the MOU with the Prime Minister

David Cochrane: When and if one of the questions on the future of Alberta in Canada is put on a ballot, will you campaign to convince people to vote to stay in the country? Danielle Smith: I've been on that campaign from the moment I signed the MOU with the Prime Minister

Scott Robertson

24,260 views • 3 months ago

🚨Nothing will be built in Canada unless it's decrabonized as Mark Carney doubles down on his Green agenda. "We want to see lower carbon conventional energy. Lower carbon mining. Lower carbon manufacturing. Because that is going to be a driver of competitiveness." As if Canada can afford this red tape that will make it all but competitive. The only thing that will make us competitive is to actually build things and participate in the global economy to begin with.

🚨Nothing will be built in Canada unless it's decrabonized as Mark Carney doubles down on his Green agenda. "We want to see lower carbon conventional energy. Lower carbon mining. Lower carbon manufacturing. Because that is going to be a driver of competitiveness." As if Canada can afford this red tape that will make it all but competitive. The only thing that will make us competitive is to actually build things and participate in the global economy to begin with.

Kirk Lubimov

44,799 views • 10 months ago