- Alberta-Ottawa tensions over fiscal policy and energy revenue
- Federal government enacted damaging energy policies and initiated a referendum process in Alberta over fiscal contributions.
- Premier Danielle Smith's UCP government seeks mandate in Alberta.
Premier Danielle Smith campaigned for the mandate for change in Alberta.
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Premier Danielle Smith campaigned for the mandate for change in Alberta.
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Newest first. Tap a step to see who reported it.Miyashiro criticized Smith's referendum agenda.1 source
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Premier Danielle Smith's UCP government seeks mandate in Alberta.Also in this story
- Premier Danielle Smith announced a rebate on July 1st, amidst global oil price volatility caused by the Israel-Iran conflict.
- Danielle Smith, who governs Alberta, announced a specific timeline for the transition from AISH to ADAP.
Within Alberta-Ottawa tensions over fiscal policy and energy revenue
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- Premier Danielle Smith's referendum is held in Alberta, with the provincial voting process managed by Elections Alberta.
- Premier Smith outlines decade-long grievances with federal government and faces potential separation referendum.
- Danielle Smith discussed provincial issues with the federal government in Ottawa.
- Danielle Smith is working to keep Alberta in Canada, while Matthew Black identified an urban/rural divide in the province's politics.
- Premier Smith leads the UCP government in Alberta as the province votes on remaining in Canada, while Nenshi opposes government proposals.