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Cory Morgan: The Political Implications of Carney’s Project Approval Bill for Liberals, Tories, and Alberta (opens the original)
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The bill won’t be passed by the time Albertans go to the polls on Oct. 19 to vote on whether or not to start the process to pursue provincial independence. But the debate surrounding the bill could impact the choice of Alberta voters. Lengthy approval processes for Alberta energy infrastructure projects that often proved to be fruitless are a strong irritant and helped foster Western alienation in Canada. If Bill C-39 appears to be able to address the issue, it could cool the political temperatu
Cory Morgan: Carney’s Choice of Venue for Cabinet Retreat (opens the original)
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The ongoing trade tensions with the United States surely dominated the agenda as cabinet tries to grapple with the impasse in negotiations before facing scrutiny in the House of Commons. Prime Minister Carney called the latest White House measures “relatively modest” compared with earlier blows. That’s message discipline, not calm. Trade is still the file that can wreck the fall sitting if cabinet can’t decide how hard to hit back, what to protect, and how to sell diversification as more than a
Cory Morgan: Elections Alberta Must Ensure Upcoming Referendum Is Beyond Question (opens the original)
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The referendum in Alberta on Oct. 19 will be an unprecedented event in Canada. Ten questions will be presented to voters on issues ranging from abolishing the Senate, to reducing government support for temporary migrants, to whether Alberta should begin the process for a binding vote on independence from the federation. Because of the unique nature of the exercise, however, Alberta’s elections authority has been under severe strain, and some of its actions have raised questions for some. Rather
Cory Morgan: Canada Should Think Twice Before Using Oil and Gas for Leverage in Trade War (opens the original)
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Pierre Trudeau’s Liberal government announced the NEP on Oct. 28, 1980. Its stated aims were energy security, greater Canadian ownership of the oil industry, and a way to help unify the nation as an economic unit. Aside from threatening national unity, meddling with the oil and gas industry could also cause serious economic hardship within Canada. North American refining is tightly integrated. Most of Alberta’s crude goes to U.S. Midwest plants built to run heavy oil. The oil that is refined in
Cory Morgan: Driving Away Data Centres Could Be a Loss for Canada, a Gain for China (opens the original)
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The global race to build data centres for artificial intelligence is on. Demand for AI computing is growing at an astronomical rate, and data processing facilities are scrambling to keep up. Canada, and Alberta in particular, are excellently placed to take advantage of this latest tech boom for several reasons. Opposition to the construction of data centres has reached a fever pitch in some areas, and local governments have been responding by cancelling the projects. Misunderstanding about these
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