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Need for investment for jobs

As an academic-industry partner, I have learnt from numerous students, professors, international students and industry leaders about the anti energy regulations hindering employment growth. We have hundreds of thousands newcomers coming to canada, but we dont have enough resources jobs or manufacturing jobs. We have jobs like service jobs mostly which are supporting jobs but not the core industry. This regulation will greatly benefit for alberta to grow not only with good jobs but also revenue for government so they can support Healthcare and education.

On top of that, we may give some contracts for growth to indigenous communities so they also reap some of the benefits.

More of MOU and less regulations will eventually improve our growth

The Alberta Impact Assessment Process does not match Federal processes

Canada’s environmental assessment system exists to protect the public interest, uphold Indigenous rights, and ensure that major projects do not compromise the health of ecosystems or communities. The draft Co‑operation Agreement Between Alberta and Canada fails to meet that standard. Instead, it proposes a framework in which the federal government systematically defers to a provincial environmental assessment (EA) regime that is narrower, weaker, and structurally incapable of addressing federal responsibilities.The agreement repeatedly commits Canada to rely on Alberta’s processes “to address adverse effects within federal jurisdiction” for projects primarily under provincial jurisdiction (Clause 1(1)) and to avoid “duplicative decision‑making” by…

Truth and Reconciliation over Trumpland!!!

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