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☑️ A major new pipeline moving Alberta energy to world markets ☑️ Massive reductions to the Trudeau-era industrial carbon tax increases that threatened jobs and investment This is what happens when Alberta stands strong and fights for our economy, our workers, and our future.

Cheers to the farmers, entrepreneurs, and distillers that make Alberta whisky truly special. It was great to stop by Hansen Distillery today to celebrate World Whiskey Day!

When Alberta stands strong, Ottawa listens. Our province is on track to double our energy production in the coming years, beginning with the pipeline to the West Coast that will move more than 1 million additional barrels of Alberta oil per day to new markets— with construction targets as early as September 2027. We have also successfully pushed back on harmful federal policies by securing an elimination on the oil and gas production cap, stopping net-zero power regulations from being imposed on Alberta, ensuring Alberta companies are no longer censored under "greenwashing" provisions, and reducing severe, planned increases to the Trudeau-era industrial carbon tax. These are big wins for Alberta workers, families, and our economy. See more from today’s announcement: alberta.ca/release.cfm?xI…

A new pipeline is not just good for Alberta, it’s good for Canada. More revenue, more investment, and more jobs to build a stronger, more secure and independent future for Canada—I joined CBC to talk about it.

Another huge win for Alberta. Thanks to Premier Danielle Smith, we are one step closer to getting the West Coast Pipeline approved and built, creating jobs, growing our economy, and delivering up to 1,000,000 more barrels of Alberta oil per day to new Asian markets.

I’ll be taking questions from the media following today’s historic announcement with Ottawa on a new pipeline to Canada’s west coast. twitter.com/i/broadcasts/1…

Great news Alberta! A critical milestone has been reached under the Canada-Alberta energy agreement (MOU) so that our province can expect approval from the Federal Major Projects Office for actual construction of the West Coast Pipeline on or before September 1, 2027. When achieved, this would be the fastest approval of a major oil pipeline from Alberta in a generation! This project will deliver 1,000,000 new barrels of Alberta oil every single day to new Asian markets, creating jobs, strengthening our economy, and generating a phenomenal amount of wealth for Albertans and Canadians for decades to come. And just as importantly, Alberta has successfully fought to permanently end Justin Trudeau’s punitive oil and gas production cap and roll back his absurdly high industrial carbon price to a much more realistic level that will save our job creators over $250 billion and protect the livelihoods of Alberta workers. This is what happens when Alberta stands strong.

🔴LIVE Today, I am joined by Prime Minister Mark Carney to take the next major step to get a new West Coast oil pipeline built and bring Canadian energy to the world. twitter.com/i/broadcasts/1…

Please see my statement in response to recent social media posts about Blue Bird Child Care Centre (West End).

Join myself and Minister of Education, Demetrios Nicolaides, as we make a major live announcement on reducing class sizes across Alberta. twitter.com/i/broadcasts/1…

Today, in partnership with the Government of Canada, we announced a $68.5 million investment to support Alberta’s workforce amid ongoing global economic uncertainty. This funding will expand access to training and upskilling programs, helping workers adapt to a rapidly evolving labour market. Over the next three years, more than 7,800 Albertans will gain the skills and experience needed to succeed in the jobs of today and tomorrow. Learn more: alberta.ca/supports-to-bu…

Alberta is taking action to meet the growing demand for skilled trades. Today, we will announce a major investment in NAIT to expand student capacity and prepare more Albertans for careers in technology and the trades twitter.com/i/broadcasts/1…

RT @ABDanielleSmith: Met an incredible young man named Brendan today and had the chance to hear a bit of his story. Moments like that remi…

Cost of living continues to be one of the top priorities for Albertans. I was happy to take this question ☎️ recently on the radio show and discuss what our government is actively doing now to bring down utilities, groceries, and more. Have a listen 👇

BREAKING: A Presidential permit has been approved for a new bitumen pipeline that will initially deliver more than half a million barrels per day of Alberta oil to facilities and refineries throughout the United States. This project is a joint venture between two great Canadian and US companies South Bow and Bridger using existing assets. After years of advocacy from our government, and following the signing of the Canada-Alberta Energy Agreement last year, the federal government has lifted their oil and gas production cap. This means Alberta producers will be able to produce more of the oil that the world needs. It’s incredible to see that work already paying off with announcements like this. The US is our most important trading partner and we will continue to deliver energy to help secure North American energy dominance.

The Government of Alberta is releasing an action plan to strengthen the music sector. Today’s update focuses on supporting artists and growing the local music economy. Watch live: twitter.com/i/broadcasts/1…

The NDP’s plan? Government grocery stores and Soviet Style breadlines. Our UCP government is taking real action and meeting with Canada’s biggest grocers to bring prices down for Albertans.

Albertans can’t afford another NDP government. They hiked taxes and made life more expensive. We’re meeting with Canada’s largest grocers to bring prices down and get results for Albertans.

Alberta has been built by people who stand up for what they believe in. From farmers and ranchers to energy workers, teachers and nurses, Alberta is a place where people work toward something greater than themselves. This referendum gives Albertans a direct say in how we build on that legacy, and create a more sovereign Alberta within a united Canada. On October 19, Albertans will vote on nine referendum questions shaped by the Alberta Next Panel after extensive province-wide consultations. These questions focus on two key priorities: ensuring immigration remains sustainable and aligned with Alberta’s capacity, and advancing targeted constitutional changes to strengthen provincial autonomy and push back on federal overreach. Visit AlbertaReferendum2026.ca to find out more how you can shape Alberta's future.

LIVE: Join us this morning as our government gives an update on the fall referendum. twitter.com/i/broadcasts/1…