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The Globe and Mail·3 min read·hard

Pipelines, separatism take centre stage at Calgary Stampede

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Matthew Scace
Pipelines, separatism take centre stage at Calgary Stampede
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Alberta Premier Danielle Smith and Prime Minister Mark Carney announced a new oil pipeline project during the Calgary Stampede, aiming to address separatist sentiment in the province. The event serves as a major political and business networking hub while the province faces upcoming referendums on its future within Canada.

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The intersection of energy policy and regional separatism highlights ongoing tensions in Canadian federalism and economic development.

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Calgary Stampede Princess Sarah O'Brien carries the Canadian flag during the national anthem before the start of the rodeo, Friday. Jeff McIntosh/The Canadian Press

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The article reports on political maneuvering and policy announcements without taking a side on the separatist debate.

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