Argentina’s election marks a decisive turn toward economic liberalization and free-market reform. Voters have rejected socialist policies in favour of pro-business change, signalling renewed confidence in private enterprise, fiscal discipline, and economic freedom.
Bill C 5 may dominate headlines, but the real story for Alberta lies in how the legislation reshapes project approvals, Indigenous consultation and inter provincial dynamics. Policymakers, investors and community leaders must look past the sound bite and examine the bill’s procedural shortcuts, fiscal implications and the province’s capacity to protect its energy corridor while respecting Indigenous rights.
Join MLA Chantelle de Jonge on Wednesday, December 8 for an insightful discussion on how nuclear power fits into Alberta’s evolving energy landscape. From grid reliability to economic opportunity and environmental stewardship, the session will explore policy, technology, and community perspectives.
Join us for an exclusive AEG Reception with Premier Smith! On Wednesday, December 17, the event will begin with a members-only session with Premier Smith, followed by a public keynote that’s open to all. This is THE must-attend holiday event in Calgary!
Join us for an exclusive Energy Luncheon featuring Deputy Minister Larry Kaumeyer. Industry leaders and innovators will gather for a focused dialogue on Canada’s evolving energy landscape, emerging technologies, and sustainable policy pathways. Network over a catered lunch and help shape the next chapter of our nation’s energy future.
State protected monopolies – think utilities, railways and legacy telecoms – may enjoy legal shields, but they’re not immune to the benefits of competition. Fresh rivals drive down prices, spark innovation, and keep public service providers accountable to the citizens they serve.
Carney’s groundbreaking fiscal redefinition reshapes public finance, unlocking fresh avenues for government borrowing. By redefining “deficit” and “debt sustainability,” the new framework promises greater fiscal flexibility. Stakeholders can now navigate a clearer path to financing large‑scale projects while maintaining transparency and confidence in sovereign creditworthiness.
Alberta Enterprise Group (AEG) applauds Premier Danielle Smith’s decision to champion a new West Coast pipeline – a bold move that strengthens Alberta’s economy, attracts investment, and opens global markets for all sectors. AEG also commends the government’s commitment to Indigenous partnership and shared prosperity as the foundation for Canada’s economic future.
Alberta Enterprise Group (AEG) is committed to strengthening Alberta’s economy through collaboration and respect. In a recent letter to Prime Minister Carney, AEG President Catherine Brownlee expressed support for renewed cooperation between Alberta and Ottawa – highlighting shared goals in energy development, innovation, and fairness for all Canadians. AEG believes that true prosperity means opportunity for every Albertan. Together, we can build a stronger, more united future for our province and our country.
Just as Canute’s legendary humility taught a kingdom that power must be tempered by pragmatism, Canada’s trade strategy under Stephen Carney needs a similar balance – leveraging global markets while safeguarding domestic resilience.
