Jason Kenney: What’s Really Driving Alberta’s Separatist Movement | Good Question
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Jason Kenney: What’s Really Driving Alberta’s Separatist Movement | Good Question
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Good Question with Amanda Lang и Amanda Lang
17 680 просмотров · 6 дней назад
What’s fuelling Alberta’s growing separatist movement and where does it go from here? Host Amanda Lang sits down with former Alberta premier Jason Kenney to talk about the roots of Western alienation, the politics driving today’s separatist push, and what’s at stake in Alberta’s October 19th referendum.
00:00 Jason Kenney on Alberta’s future
00:37 What’s really at stake in Alberta’s referendum?
02:36 The roots of Western alienation
05:22 How COVID fuelled Alberta’s separatist movement
06:24 Can Alberta move past its grievances?
10:37 Danielle Smith and the UCP’s separatism problem
12:59 Does Kenney regret stepping down?
14:59 COVID restrictions, the convoy and lessons learned
19:47 Canada’s energy leverage in the trade war
23:59 Should Canada consider an energy export tax?
26:30 Kenney’s verdict on Carney’s handling of Trump
28:41 Can Pierre Poilievre make a comeback?
31:12 Fixing Canada’s economy starts at home
36:25 Would Jason Kenney return to politics?
37:54 Is foreign influence driving Alberta separatism?
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