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Energy Threatens To Split Canada Apart

  • Last month's Canadian federal election saw the Liberal Party maintain power, with Mark Carney assuming the role of Prime Minister in Ottawa.
  • The election exposed deep regional divisions as the Liberals dominated Ontario and Quebec, while Conservatives swept Alberta and Saskatchewan.
  • Alberta Premier Danielle Smith leads opposition to federal net-zero policies and demands reforms including the Alberta Accord for energy export access and policy repeal.
  • In the year 2025, the federal government allocated $136 billion Canadian to Quebec through equalization payments, while the western provinces rich in energy resources did not receive any funds, raising issues of economic disparity.
  • Rising tensions increase the possibility Alberta may hold a separation referendum in 2026 if Ottawa ignores western demands, challenging Canada's unity amid growing provincial assertions.
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APTN News broke the news in on Thursday, May 15, 2025.
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