The resurgence of the federal Liberals ahead of the 2025 election has sparked a growing desire among Albertans to break away from Canada. In a recent interview with prominent separatist, Dawna Friesen explores the reasons behind the push for independence in Alberta and how it is putting Premier Danielle Smith under increasing pressure. The movement for separation is gaining momentum as more and more Albertans feel disenfranchised and seek a new path forward.
Meanwhile, U.S. President Donald Trump’s threat to tariff Alberta’s oil exports has highlighted the need for Canada to become more energy independent and less reliant on the U.S. The oil and gas industry is hopeful for change in the 2025 federal election, as Heather Yourex-West investigates how the sector is looking for solutions to protect and support Alberta’s vital resources.
On the political front, Liberal Leader Mark Carney is focusing on improving Canada’s defence procurement process if his party wins the election. David Akin delves into Carney’s strategy to reduce reliance on the U.S. for military resources and how the Liberals are campaigning on a platform of change in this area. Additionally, Conservative Leader Pierre Poilievre is making promises to strengthen prison sentences for mass murderers by restoring consecutive life sentences. Touria Izri reports on Poilievre’s plans to use the notwithstanding clause, and the mixed reactions from victims’ families and critics.
As the 2025 election approaches, the Canadian political landscape is heating up with discussions around independence, energy independence, and national security. The decisions made in the upcoming election will have a significant impact on the future direction of Alberta and Canada as a whole. Stay tuned for more updates on these important developments.
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