ICYMI: As UCP falls in line with Premier Smith, Notley inherits the anti-sovereignty vote, writes DonBraid yyc abpoli ableg
Notley believes most Albertans don’t want the sovereignty act or major blowups with Ottawa. What they really crave, she said in a year-end interview, is a government that works on specific problems with the federal government, while dealing with crucial issues “in our own backyard,” including health care and inflation.Sign up to receive daily headline news from the Calgary Herald, a division of Postmedia Network Inc.
She’s referring to B.C. attempts to impede the Trans Mountain Pipeline expansion, which at one point led her to ban B.C. wine imports.Notley also acknowledges that her government made serious mistakes after being elected in 2015, but says her party has learned and it would not happen again. “We didn’t listen enough or come up with enough strategies to support people in rural Alberta in terms of the extra costs that meant for them, how they lived their lives. Overall, it’s about having the confidence to open our doors, listen to a range of peopleAlberta NDP leader Rachel Notley speaks at the NDP provincial convention in downtown Calgary on Saturday, October 22, 2022.The farm safety act, Bill 6, established workers compensation and occupational safety rules for farm workers.
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