The 2026 economic forecast for Canada is marked by significant headwinds. While a proposed $80 billion deficit program is intended to spark short‑term growth, enduring trade and regulatory challenges must be resolved. Success will depend on swift, coordinated policy action that stabilizes rules, accelerates project timelines and convinces investors to keep capital in Canada.
The MOU between Alberta’s Premier and the federal government marks a decisive step toward expanding a coast‑to‑coast pipeline. While climate debates swirl, the agreement underscores Canada’s reliance on robust energy infrastructure to sustain economic prosperity and meet global demand. Learn how this pact could reshape the nation’s energy landscape.
The new Alberta‑Ottawa MOU unlocks a rare window for major energy and infrastructure projects. Alberta Enterprise Group members are prepared with the skilled workforce, equipment and know‑how to deliver safely and swiftly. With clear rules and decisive action, this partnership can restore investor confidence, create jobs and reignite Alberta’s economic momentum.
For nearly a century Alberta has defended its autonomy – from the 1926 Transfer of Natural Resources under Premier John E. Brownlee to today’s leadership of Premier Danielle Smith. Together with Alberta Enterprise Group and its president Catherine Brownlee, the province’s businesses and citizens keep pushing for fair federal policies that protect Alberta’s economic future.
Join AEG on Monday, January 26, 2026 for a luncheon featuring Minister of Technology and Innovation Nate Glubish, followed by a fireside chat on Alberta’s innovation future.
Alberta Enterprise Group’s final 2025 event brought members, guests and Premier Danielle Smith together for a powerful keynote and fireside chat, followed by a festive networking reception. Amid a blizzard, the room buzzed with optimism as the Premier highlighted Alberta’s economic future, private‑enterprise drive and the importance of collaborative dialogue across government, business and Indigenous partners.
This year marked a notable surge in state‑driven capitalism across North America, reshaping markets and policy alike. While governments aim to boost growth and stability, the model’s inherent inefficiencies and market distortions raise serious doubts about its long‑term viability. Explore why this experiment is unlikely to succeed and what it means for businesses and consumers.
Join us for Building Alberta: Infrastructure Insights with Minister Martin Long – a key event for industry leaders, policymakers, and infrastructure professionals. Gain firsthand insight into Alberta’s infrastructure strategy, provincial priorities, and future capital projects. Network with experts and engage in discussions on sustainable development, economic growth, and public-sector investment shaping Alberta’s future.
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