Corey Hogan: “What the separatists are proposing doesn’t just affect people who live in Alberta, it affects the whole country.”

We’ve got to talk about how we create these meaningful equity stakes in a way that Indigenous communities want and that works for everybody and that that is true economic reconciliation, and that’s certainly top of mind.

Separatism is a poison dividing families across the province.

It’s not about pipelines, it’s about this sense of respect and making sure that the things that Alberta cares about are also cared about by the country as a whole.

I do not think we want to send a signal that you can get what you want as provincial government by playing with the future of this country.