Premier Danielle Smith's chief of staff, Rob Anderson, says the UCP has no intention of allowing Alberta's oil industry to become a bargaining chip in Canada's trade dispute with the U.S., despite calls from leaders saying Ottawa cannot negotiate without the nation's largest source of leverage.
"How do I say this politely… Not a chance in hell," wrote Anderson in an X post on Tuesday in response to a news article about former Premier Jason Kenney saying oil needs to be on the negotiating table.
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This is quite good, from a very ordinary Canadian who happens to be an exceptionable writer
Melanie In Saskatchewan
I am Canadian, I am a taxpayer, I am a voter. Mr. Carney, I am a Canadian fed up with you treating my money, my vote and my patience like things you're just entitled to.
I get up, I go to work, and I pay my bills. When I can't afford something, I put it back. You should try that sometime with my money.
You sold yourself as the man with the experience to handle Donald Trump. So do what you told Canadians you could do. Get back to the table and get us a deal that gives our workers, our businesses and our families a leg to stand on. Your résumé has had its introduction. We're waiting for the part where it helps us, because contrary to your belief, you didn't just "get here."
A reporter once asked when you last spoke to the American president, and you flippantly said, "Who cares?" You called it a detail. You said you would speak to him again "when it matters." Well I CARE. And ...