Five things to watch for in the Canadian business world in the coming week:Danielle Smith will be sworn in Tuesday, replacing outgoing Premier Jason Kenney after being named leader of the United Conservative Party on Oct. 6. Two of Smith's promises include challenging the federal carbon tax and a plan for an Alberta sovereignty act. Energy policy will need to address oil, natural gas, hydrogen, carbon capture and nuclear energy.
The updated forecast came as CREA revealed seasonally adjusted home sales in August totalled 36,914, down one per cent compared with July. The actual number of home sales amounted to 38,368, almost 25 per cent lower than August last year.Statistics Canada will release its monthly survey on manufacturing for August on Friday. Manufacturing sales fell 0.9 per cent to $71.6 billion in July, the third consecutive monthly move lower.
Good Luck with that Kenny tried and he failed so what makes you think it will work for you
Talk the talk but let's see ya walk the walk!
Best news in a very long time.
They already lost court challenge….
Business will be happy
And be like pathetic liar slimy sleazy weasel snakeoil salesman spinner JK and WASTE more TAX PAYERS MONEY!!!!!!!
Sobernty act at 2:01
Challenge of federal carbon tax already failed under Kenney. Why waste time doing it again? Isn’t that the definition of insanity? Why not implement the cap & trade shell game that Quebec plays? It’s not nearly as expensive & it keeps the feds off their backs.
Whine whine whine so sick of the ucp whining. That’s all they do. What a waste of time. Anti everything! Get on with the freakin business of governing alberta!
If Maxime be PM of Canada, there will be any climate change scam and no carbon tax for individuals, companies and farms at all. Alberta won’t have to leave in such prosperous Canada.