Outrageous comments by anti Canadian, right wing Alberta economist who should be immediately disqualified from sitting on the panel.

Shameful

Varcoe: In wake of energy pact with Ottawa, Danielle Smith touts 'single-greatest expansion of pipelines in decades' “It’s remarkable how much expansion we’re seeing ... We’ve moved almost 180 degrees from where we were 18 months ago.” calgaryherald.com/opinion/co… #ableg #cdnpoli #yyc

Huge aid fraud helped terrorists The Daily Telegraph, Jun 09, 2026 Page 1 pressreader.com/@Eric_Denhof…

Former Alberta Finance senior manager Lennie Kaplan knows his way around numbers. And his calulator is painting a fairly dire picture for separation: -Our economy shrinks by 7.2% in year one -Personal income drops 6.2% -Business invesment falls 8% -Boosts trade costs by 12% theglobeandmail.com/opinion/…

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"We’re perfectly aligned with the federal government,” Lawson said in an interview."- unbelievable statement by Alberta energy executive !! describing the liberal government in Ottawa!!!

Canada is being tested by a crisis of antisemitism: Carney #cdnpoli theglobeandmail.com/politics…

The only possible route is the southern route for a host of reasons. The sooner Alberta wakes up to this better for them. Otherwise, they will waste two or more years of engagement only to have to start over

Canada’s Aluminium Is Going to Europe. Brilliant Work, Donald. A 50% tariff on Canadian aluminium, the one country on Earth that was happily selling the stuff at sensible prices, right next door, through an integrated supply chain that took decades to build. And now that aluminium is sailing across the Atlantic to Europe instead. Canadian exports to the EU went from near zero to between 6% and 40% of monthly totals in the space of a year. Just vanished eastward. Extraordinary result. US consumers are now paying $6,200 a ton for aluminium. Europeans are paying $4,300.  American manufacturers taxed nearly two thousand dollars a ton more than their competitors. For beer cans. And car parts. And buildings. Tremendous. Nobody could have seen that coming, except everyone. Meanwhile Europe, which was already scrambling after losing its Middle Eastern supply to the Iran war, now faces a 5.6 million-ton aluminium deficit in 2026. And Canada just filled it. With metal that used to go to America. The head of the Aluminium Association of Canada put it with admirable restraint: the EU option “remains attractive,” adding pressure on the US market. What he meant was: Washington handed Europe a competitive advantage in manufacturing while American industry pays the bill. This is what happens when a trade guru who has spent his career slapping his name on buildings in gold letters decides he understands global commodity flows. No leverage materialises. Just an empty dock in Ohio and a very pleased purchasing manager in Rotterdam. Well done, Donald. Gandalv / @Microinteracti1

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Elections BC has completed its investigation into potential violations of the Election Act in the Surrey-Guildford electoral district during the 2024 provincial election and found no evidence of any deliberate attempt to violate the Act. Read more: elections.bc.ca/news/surrey-… #bcpoli

I think one Liberal resignation may have ended Alberta separatism !!!😳😳😳😳 ( really hate him!)

Great news for BC!news.gov.bc.ca/releases/2026…

Uncertainty over Alberta separation comes at 'exactly the wrong time': business group westerninvestor.com/national… via @westerninvestor

Carney Lauds Alberta Amid Separatist Bid (The Wall Street Journal), May 23, 2026 Great forinvestor, confidence pressreader.com/article/2817…

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BC Since 2017, the Province has provided $14 billion to upgrade and build 30 new hospitals, and health-care facilities, as well as 37 long-term care facilities and four cancer centres to support people in BC"--&probably twice that needed to finish the job! news.gov.bc.ca/releases/2026…