Prime Minister Mark Carney is confronting renewed tensions with Alberta, where the western province has escalated its push for greater autonomy, raising questions about federal-provincial relations. The latest developments highlight deep divisions over resource revenue, energy policy, and constitutional authority, with Alberta’s government asserting its right to challenge federal decisions it deems overreaching. Legal and political experts warn the standoff could set a precedent for other provinces seeking expanded powers, while critics argue it risks destabilizing national unity. The situation underscores growing friction between Ottawa and provincial governments over jurisdiction and economic control.
Prime Minister Mark Carney faces another sovereignty challenge from western province of Alberta
