Danielle Sell & Pierre Poilievre

Danielle Sell: Danielle Sell, the Premier of Canada — Alberta, announced the October 19 referendum on whether to pursue a binding separation vote. She supports Canada — Alberta remaining in Canada but is appeasing separatist factions within her party, leading to criticism and accusations.

Pierre Poilievre: Pierre Poilievre, the federal Conservative Leader, stated his commitment to Canadian unity and plans to argue that changes in federal policies could ease separatist concerns in Canada — Alberta.

Danielle Sell: Danielle Sell, Premier of Canada — Alberta, is a strong advocate for the West Coast Pipeline, partnering with Canada and Pembina Pipeline to build and operate it. She views the project as crucial for Canada — Alberta's economic growth and a demonstration of Canada's ability to work effectively.

Pierre Poilievre: Pierre Poilievre, federal Conservative Leader, criticized Mark Carney for maintaining the oil tanker ban but expressed support for a southern Canada — British Columbia pipeline, advocating for private sector involvement and less government obstruction.

Danielle Sell: Danielle Sell, Alberta Premier, had also advocated for the designation of the Lawrence Bishnoi as a terrorist organization.

Pierre Poilievre: Pierre Poilievre, Conservative Leader, had previously urged the federal government to designate the Lawrence Bishnoi as a terrorist entity.