We haven't changed our commitment to climate action, but it's necessary for us to adapt our approach given the moment in time that we are in.

At the present time we have sufficient aircraft.

My heart does truly go out to anyone, First Nations peoples included, that have had to deal with this wildfire situation, that have had to worry and have anxiety about evacuating.

I don't believe that anything did go wrong in this situation regarding the wildfires in Ontario.

I think the last thing a lot of Albertans would want to hear is people outside the province telling them why they should think a certain way, why they should vote a certain way. That’s not going to be my message.

Their main responsibility is the defence of our country and at this point in time, especially, that needs to be a paramount consideration.

Honestly, I’m disappointed in the premier’s decision to put this question, this particular referendum question on a ballot.

Sometimes I do think we could have done a better job.

I think that’s fundamentally important.

You need to have lived in Alberta, and have talked to a lot of Albertans to help understand.

It’s not a pipeline issue.

Honestly, out of all the times in our history … it’s not the time.

This is not the time to be dividing Canadians, or to be … putting a choice to Albertans.