Alberta's new premier puts Ottawa on 'notice', vowing to defend provincial control of oil and gas mpotkins
“I do not trust that our message will get out by relying on them to deliver that message,” Smith told reporters. “We need to deliver it ourselves.”
The new premier said: “If they’re not going to be constructive in helping us to meet with the German chancellor so we can get an LNG deal, or develop economic corridors with our neighbours so that we can get our products to market, we’re going to have to take the lead on doing that ourselves.”Article content
Moe’s headline figure of $111 billion in economic damages has already been challenged by some economists and academics who argue that Saskatchewan’s calculations fail to account for carbon tax rebates and overestimate the costs associated with Canada’s new clean fuel regulations.Article content “It’s really about defending Saskatchewan’s opportunity and defending our jobs,” Moe said at an event in North Battleford. “And pioneering a way for us to be able to ultimately have more jobs in our community, have more of an opportunity for that next generation.
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