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.
Addressing Alberta's frustrations with federal energy policy.
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What the prime minister said was at least 10 per cent Indigenous ownership, and these things will evolve over time.
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I guess the thing I would say is, it’s absolutely worth it. You do not want to be in a situation where afterwards you’re saying, ‘Geez, I wish I’d shown up so there could have been a strong result and we could have put this to bed.’
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