Alberta Premier Opposes Export Tax
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Alberta Premier Danielle Smith is doubling down on her public opposition to a possible export tax on Canadian oil.
The possibility of such a tax is understandably a concern for Smith , as it is for many Albertans .
It’s not clear how likely it is that Ottawa would go that route; it depends on what kind of tariffs U.S. President Donald Trump decides to apply against Canada .
Smith can sabre-rattle about an export tax all she wants but it would be prudent to try to get in front of it by looking at a production curtailment.
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