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Leong: What happens when Alberta's economic ambitions clash with U.S. energy security goals? As the oilpatch looks to expands its markets, including China, the U.S. administration is being urged to 'develop a hemisphere-focused energy policy'

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26.01.2026

As the oilpatch looks to expands its markets, including China, the U.S. administration is being urged to 'develop a hemisphere-focused energy policy'

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It’s been just about a year since U.S. President Donald Trump started his on-again-off-again musings about annexing Canada.

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Shortly after those comments came to light, something curious started to happen on my social media feeds: wedged in between the usual messages were ads for hats and T-shirts advocating for Alberta to become the 51st state.

At the time, I figured it was because I click on all sorts of things for work. But as time went on, I noticed social media would rarely serve me ads for apparel expressing Canadian patriotism and national unity.

How curious.

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