Feds appear more collaborative, UCP credits threat of Sovereignty Act yyc ableg abpoli cdnpoli Column by DonBraid:
The Albertans think there could even be progress on allowing climate credits for shipping natural gas abroad, if it replaces coal or other more carbon-intensive fuels.
The federal minister didn’t refer to Smith and the UCP in that tweet, but preceded it with thanks to the premier and her ministers.Article content One said: “Who would have thought it would be Danielle Smith who gets the feds to pivot on this? It’s almost like the Sovereignty Act has worked like an absolute charm. It was a risky political move but it’s paying off, so far anyway.
The Sovereignty Act was passed last Dec. 8 with tough talk about moving against Ottawa. Smith directed her ministers to find areas for action against federal intrusions.Article content
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