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GUNTER: Alberta Premier Smith right to walk away from CoF joint declaration
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One-quarter of all oil used in the U.S. comes from Canada , 25 per cent of all the oil, imported and domestic.
The Trudeau government is convinced that cutting off one quarter of the oil America needs will get the attention of incoming President Donald Trump and his team faster than anything else.
Alberta Premier Danielle Smith was right to walk away from Wednesday 's meeting without signing the joint communique or participating in the joint news conference.