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Premier Notley says ‘PIMBY’ to new Alberta refinery
On Premier Rachel Notley’s Christmas list was new petroleum refining capacity for her province of Alberta. In early December she issued a request for expressions of interest in new capacity to Alberta’s oil and gas industry and though ...
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Three tricky points for equalization abolitionists
For as long as equalization has existed (since 1957), Quebec has always received the largest payment. ...
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Equalization isn’t meant to help with economic downturns
A lot of recent discussion about equalization —which may be moot since the program has just been renewed for five years—has focused on how it hasn’t helped Alberta through its recent difficult patch and also hasn’t helped other regions ...
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Changing equalization won’t be easy—partly for good reason
You hear a lot these days about reforming equalization. If Jason Kenney’s United Conservative Party wins the next Alberta election, you’ll likely hear more. As it is, Saskatchewan has already put a reform proposal on the table: keep ...
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In Alberta’s wine war with B.C., I’m siding with Australia
B.C. premier John Horgan threatens to delay the Kinder Morgan pipeline expansion yet again so Alberta premier Rachel Notley cancels Alberta’s purchases of B.C. wine, at least those that take place through the Alberta Gaming and Liquor ...