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To now declare this bungled project a “gift” to Alberta, as a recent op-ed in the Toronto Star did, is not only tone-deaf: it’s an insult. It ignores the fact that Alberta’s taxpayers helped finance the very project Ottawa botched. It also reveals an astonishing lack of understanding of the historical, economic and political dynamics at play between Ottawa and Western Canada.

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…

“On Rachel Parker, Rachel is joined by Alberta lawyer Jeffrey Rath who explains his efforts to organize delegates to travel to Washington, D.C. and pitch the Trump administration on Alberta…

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…

Stéfane Marion, chief economist of the National Bank of Canada, has urged the Canadian government to reconsider their own trade barriers amid criticism of Donald Trump’s proposed tariffs. The International…

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…

As Alberta contemplates its role within Canada, economic and political shifts in the United States hold significant implications. A Trump presidency could provide Alberta with a unique opportunity to strengthen…