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Premier Smith has ‘humiliated’ Albertans with her ‘phony deadline’ to PM Carney: Republicans
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CityNews Edmonton
Opposition politicians are taking aim at Alberta Premier Danielle Smith, accusing her of embarrassing the province by failing to make good on a time-sensitive threat to leave Canada.
Saturday marked six months since that threat was made, but the premier has not mentioned it, instead softening her language on Ottawa and even praising Mark Carney in recent weeks.
A statement from the Republicans said Smith has “humiliated” Albertans with her “phony deadline.”Smith’s list included repealing Bill C-69, lifting the B.C.
None of these demands have been done, but Carney has put a pause on the Liberals zero-emission vehicle mandate.
The premier has imposed a new deadline, of sorts, saying she is hopeful Carney will approve a new oil pipeline by Grey Cup on Nov. 16.
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