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Ottawa Gets First Taste of the Alberta Sovereignty Act

Ottawa Gets First Taste of the Alberta Sovereignty Act
Tyler Shandro, Alberta's minister of justice and solicitor general, in a file photo. The Canadian Press/Todd Korol
Marco Navarro-Génie
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In mid-September, Alberta Premier Jason Kenney openly disagreed with then-UCP leadership hopeful Danielle Smith over her proposed Alberta Sovereignty Act (ASA), calling the legislation destabilizing, unconstitutional, and a disaster for Alberta.

Marco Navarro-Génie
Marco Navarro-Génie
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Marco Navarro-Génie is president of the Haultain Research Institute. He is co-author, with Barry Cooper, of “Canada’s COVID-19: The Story of a Pandemic Moral Panic.”
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