Are We Ready For What’s Next?

June 8, 2018

The economy is improving, but Albertans are still anxious about the future, because we understand that our challenges are greater than just another boom-bust cycle. We are facing a fundamental transformation of the global energy economy.

Preparing our economy to prosper through this transformation will be our greatest challenge. We must decide where we stand, and how we’ll face the next chapter of Alberta’s economic future.

Will we fall back to the status quo? Or will we build a diverse economy together with resilience, innovation, and courage?

ARE YOU READY FOR WHAT’S NEXT?

“We are at a crossroads. I choose the path of diversification, of supporting families through economic uncertainty, of protecting our public services, and of using our opportunities within the oil and gas sector to dream beyond it. If we work together, I believe we can build the future we deserve.”

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