Smith highlights common causes in visit to Quebec
Alberta Premier Danielle Smith visited Quebec to emphasize the shared challenges both provinces face regarding sovereignty movements. During her speech in Quebec City, she highlighted the importance of collaboration between Alberta and Quebec while addressing their common goals of provincial autonomy. Smith's visit comes ahead of significant provincial elections in both regions, where sovereignty will be a key issue.
- ▪Danielle Smith aims to demonstrate the strength of a united Canada during her visit to Quebec.
- ▪She will meet with Quebec Premier Christine Fréchette to discuss economic ties and sovereignty issues.
- ▪Both provinces are preparing for elections where sovereignty will dominate the debate.
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Open this photo in gallery:Alberta Premier Danielle Smith speaks at a closing news conference of a meeting of western premiers in Kananaskis, Alta., last week.Jeff McIntosh/The Canadian PressShareSave for laterPlease log in to bookmark this story.Log InCreate Free AccountAlberta Premier Danielle Smith says her visit to Quebec this week will demonstrate the strength of a united Canada as both provinces grapple with sovereignty movements.Speaking in Quebec City on Wednesday, Ms. Smith said that despite their cultural and linguistic differences, Alberta and Quebec share much in common, including their efforts to assert their autonomy in the federation.
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