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Danielle Smith on CTV "For Ontarians and Quebecers to maybe understand why Albertans are so angry." "Just think about how angry you are right now that Donald Trump is taking an attack on the economy and trying to shut down key industries." "Well, that's what Justin Trudeau did to... show more

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Roro27 days ago

Enbridge's Line 5 through Michigan, Ontario's and Quebec's economic Achilles heel 11 years of WOKE Liberal governments and no Energy East Pipeline

Market Mania27 days ago

Yeah remember those pipelines Alberta wanted to build to tidewater that would of gotten Canada out of this mess?... Alberta remembers.

Bluebell27 days ago

Spot on Premier!

Brander 🇨🇦🇺🇸27 days ago

She’s right.

Terry Spence27 days ago

Huge respect for @ABDanielleSmith 🫡 anyone who speaks simple and honestly, with sincerity is showing you the greatest respect 🙌👏🫡 I live in Toronto but fully support and understand Alberta’s grievances historically up to Trudeau Carney despicable conduct 🇨🇦

charles wells27 days ago

They only care when it directly affects them . It's always the heck with the rest of the country any other time. Shameless, useless individuals they are any other time .

Robert G. Macdonald27 days ago

If Premier Smith negotiated the deal we would have had a great deal back in September of 2026.

Joe Thebergeن27 days ago

Not to mention his father before him...

Francois Cardinal 🇫🇷26 days ago

Les Québécois n’ont rien à voir dans les politiques de Trudeau

ZEAK1427 days ago

This woman is brilliant. I am impressed. This is the first time I have seen a Canadian political leader who was articulate and smart.

Julie h27 days ago

She is 100% right on.

The Traveler27 days ago

Video was clipped she mentions Stephan Guilbault as well

Zac Swan27 days ago

Translation: Alberta is full of whiny sore losers. Ontarians and Quebecers don’t have a vote in the US elections. Albertans did have a vote in Canadian elections. They lost because their beliefs are too fringe for a critical mass of Canadians to support.

Neil27 days ago

With the timing of the PQ and the referendum vote, we had a way out but smith....

John Arnaud27 days ago

Rock star in the house…

MacO27 days ago

She's the only Premier with half a brain, but I can't stop wondering what her real motives are.

Nault R.26 days ago

Justin Trudeau is gone We can’t fight against the existing tarifs with arguments from the past We hate Trudeau also in Québec

Michael Theodore27 days ago

Clueless Québécois and Southern Ontarians still responded with, “So, for no reason then.”

Ju27 days ago

They are going to split aren’t they, all they have to do is make a deal for oil and they would be able to be independent.

Nana000026 days ago

To the Government of Canada — I have sat in the boardroom. I have heard what gets said after the coffee. I have worked the patch long enough to know the difference between a country that lets you do the job and a country that turns the job into paperwork. Mark Carney is a banker. He knows capital does not marry a hearing. It goes where there is still a clock. Trump just hung a long-dated heavy-oil option under a U.S. flag. Call it ugly. Do not call it confusing. While you talk “energy superpower,” oil and gas only show up with extra chores attached — capture, methane, an MOU that makes a pipeline the price of wanting a pipeline. That is not nation-building. That is how you teach the next dollar to leave. We already pay winter. We already pay heavy barrels. We already pay distance. Then you stack process on process and tell us we should be grateful for the consultation. Companies are not charities. They will not lose money to decorate your summit. People who have worked this industry here and overseas are not shocked by geology. They are shocked by how long Canada makes a yes take. If you mean superpower, say oil and gas and mean a pipe that gets built. If you mean a gala and a lecture, stop using our work as the backdrop. We have heard the speeches. We have heard the boardroom. Only one of those writes the cheque. — Patch. Not your prop.

DJP🇨🇦🌼🌷26 days ago

Stop whining ffs you got a pipeline built!!

kitty kaun27 days ago

And runaway Carney with whom your backing Daniel? Talk about mind fuck woman. The average migrant will never understand the webs you disgusting politicians are weaving to destroy this nation. My hate will die with you.

Barley26 days ago

The best premier in Canada. She should be PM.

McShad27 days ago

That's not true at all

SWAT the Traitors26 days ago

Get rid of David EB and BC, Alberta, and Saskatchewan can separate from those French welfare fools in the east.

🇬🇧 🌹Debbie 🇬🇧🌹26 days ago

Nope

Scott Montgomery27 days ago

Ontario wants pipelines we just have a corrupt retard who happens to be PC.

Vince Dignan26 days ago

She should be prime minister

Sysiphus27 days ago

She is awesome

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