Mark Carney is about to feel Alberta’s pain.

Fittingly, it’s the legacy of Justin Trudeau that will open our new prime minister’s eyes to the sheer frustration this province has felt for the past decade. That’s because it appears Carney is sincere in his much-ballyhooed promise to fast-track industrial development across Canada.

Even Premier Danielle Smith is giving him the benefit of the doubt, for now at least, following this week’s meeting between the prime minister and the country’s premiers.

In a joint statement, the group agreed on the criteria for what would constitute a project as being in the national interest, and, glory be, the word “pipelines” was spoken aloud.

“We will very........

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