Vassy: Less than a year ago, the PM said, "If there is not a private sector proponent, there will not be a pipeline."
Tim Hodgson: The world has become more dangerous and divided. We are in a very different world today.
Vassy: How much responsibility are you willing to bear if this referendum that you put to Albertans, that you allowed for, that you enabled, does not go the way you're hoping?
Danielle Smith: Well, actually, 400,000 people signed a petition campaign asking for a vote to remain.
Vassy: When you say that your caucus is united, that's blatantly false. It's not. Why is this individual who wants to effectively break up the country allowed to remain in your caucus?
Danielle Smith: You don't have unanimous agreement on 100% of the things 100% of the times.
Danielle Smith puts forward an extremely weak defence for allowing separatist MLAs to remain in caucus despite her party’s official position being pro‑Canada, pro‑Confederation
Jamieson Greer: "We certainly have technical talks with the Canadians. The reality is there are a handful of outstanding issues that are quite difficult to resolve."