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Alberta Premier Danielle Smith speaking into a microphone at a translucent podium. She is wearing a green blazer.

Alberta says it will get the ball rolling on a new oil pipeline itself

By Jesse Snyder

A close-up of Danielle Smith in front of a microphone. She's wearing an arch facial expression, with a close-lipped smile.

Danielle Smith wants Ottawa to do more to attract private investment in a new pipeline

By Joanna Smith

A head-on shot of Doug Ford and Danielle Smith walking toward the camera down an aisle lined by provincial and Canadian flags.

Danielle Smith says she’s ready to give Carney’s fast-track plan for big projects a try

By Joanna Smith

Carmichael: Carney can’t fix Canada without mending ties with Alberta

By Kevin Carmichael

Prime Minister Justin Trudeau speaking at a podium indoors with Foreign Affairs Minister Melanie Joly, Finance Minister Dominic LeBlanc, and Public Safety Minister David McGuinty standing behind. The background has several Canadian flags.

Trump wants to destroy Canada’s economy so he can annex it, Trudeau warns

By Laura Osman and David Reevely

Carmichael: Canada’s premiers are ready to splash the cash to survive a trade war

By Kevin Carmichael

A collage of Mark Carney, Pierre Poilievre, Doug Ford, Melanie Joly, Danielle Smith, and Justin Trudeau in front of blended American and Canadian flags.

As Trump tariffs loom, who speaks for Canada?

By Joanna Smith

Trudeau and premiers show unity in face of Trump tariffs, but Alberta stands alone

By Joanna Smith and David Reevely

Four rows of towering pylons strung with high lines are silhouetted against dark, roiling clouds.

How Doug Ford’s threat to cut power to the U.S. could work

By David Reevely and Jesse Snyder

Three male panelists in suits sit onstage while Martha Hall Findlay of the University of Calgary's School of Public Policy asks questions. Findlay, who is holding a microphone, is seated on the far left next to a lectern. The heads of audience members are visible in the foreground.

Seizing the means of productivity

By Jesse Snyder