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We spend a lot of time asking what Alberta would need from Canada after independence. Let’s ask the other half: What would Canada need from Alberta? Energy. Agriculture. Transportation corridors. Continued trade. Canada already uses Alberta energy as leverage internationally. Maybe it’s time Albertans understood the leverage we have... show more

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