Alberta Prosperity Project Articles

How the Discussion of U.S. Annexation Strengthens Alberta’s Position for Greater Autonomy The recently discussed trip to Washington, D.C., by a delegation from Alberta, led by a local lawyer, has …

The debate over Alberta leaving the Canada Pension Plan (CPP) to create its own Alberta Pension Plan (APP) has sparked intense discussion. Let’s break down the pros and cons of …

The idea of Alberta creating its own pension plan has sparked significant debate. Supporters argue that an Alberta Pension Plan could save Albertans billions annually while maintaining or even improving …

The Alberta Prosperity Project is dedicated to advocating for Alberta’s autonomy and prosperity, and we invite you to join us in this essential mission. Your support is crucial as we …

Fellow Albertans,   Alberta is a province rich in history, culture, and the spirit of independence. At the heart of this strength lies the family—an institution that has always been a …

If a flag could speak, it would tell stories of the people it has represented, the challenges they’ve faced, and the leaders who rose to meet those trials. This tattered …

Since Alberta joined confederation on Sept 1, 1905, no Alberta Provincial Government has ever been able to protect the individual freedoms, rights, prosperity and self-determination of Albertans due to the …

In recent months, Alberta’s Premier, Danielle Smith, has reiterated her call for the immediate establishment of a Canadian “border czar” to address escalating trade tensions with the United States. This …