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.
Alberta Next Panels gave everyday Albertans a seat at the table, sparking candid, province‑wide conversations on sovereignty, prosperity and Canada‑Alberta relations. The result: a citizen‑driven model that builds trust, stabilizes policy and creates the certainty businesses need to invest confidently in Alberta’s future.
Jack Mintz argues that Ottawa should put tax simplification at the forefront of the budget, slashing compliance costs for small businesses and taxpayers while preserving services – a win win for growth and fairness.
Join us for September’s AEG Member Connect Call, where we’ll discuss key industry updates, upcoming events, and exclusive opportunities. Stay informed with a special presentation “Sustainable Solutions for Alberta” by Robin Ruddock – VP of Sales & Marketing – for MS Environmental Solutions.
Britain remains a nation of hope and glory, but its collective spirit today needs a fresh lift. In his latest column, Jack Mintz reflects on the enduring optimism captured in Elgar’s Land of Hope and Glory – a melody that still resonates even as the country moves beyond its imperial past. He argues that while the UK’s historic confidence endures, a new wave of cultural and economic revitalization is essential to keep that hope alive.
Premier Danielle Smith’s call for public consultations on nuclear power is a pivotal step for Alberta’s future. At Alberta Enterprise Group, we see nuclear as one of the safest, cleanest, and most reliable ways to meet rising demand while powering growth, cutting emissions, and strengthening energy sovereignty.
Join AEG in Edmonton on September 18, 2025 for an exclusive Deputy Ministers’ Luncheon featuring Dale McFee, Alberta’s newly appointed Deputy Minister of the Executive Council. This luncheon offers a unique opportunity to engage directly with senior public officials, gain invaluable insights into policy and governance, and foster meaningful connections within Alberta’s leadership community.
Governments across Europe and North America are facing a stark choice: maintain expansive welfare states or meet rising NATO defence commitments. With aging populations, mounting debt, and sluggish growth, leaders in Germany, Spain, Canada, and France are beginning to admit the welfare state may no longer be affordable. The question is whether voters will agree.
Is Canada heading down the wrong path by copying Europe’s Carbon Border Adjustment Mechanism? Dr. Nemeth’s article explores how adopting the EU’s model could burden Canadian exporters, strain U.S. relations, and why a smarter path lies in trade diversification on Canada’s own terms.
On this podcast episode of The Nemeth Report, Dr. Tammy Nemeth chats with energy expert Paul Tice to discuss his recent report, A Strategy for Financing the Nuclear Future. Tice discusses why U.S. nuclear power projects have stalled, lessons from Vogtle, and innovative financing strategies to advance the future of nuclear energy.