Rob Breakenridge

The PM's GST break won't amount to much but at least it's something. Something more than the increasing costs as a result of UCP decisions.

A “Team Canada” approach does not mean falling in line behind Trudeau. Premiers must put aside differences but it has to be two-way street.

The Sovereignty Act motion just serves as a bugle call for the province to take actions that it already has the legal power to take.

Breakenridge: If this is the “Team Canada” approach that Trudeau is selling, one could understand the reluctance from certain premiers.

Even when Ottawa capitulated on clean electricity, Premier Smith is still fighting. What will this province do when the Liberals are gone?

Once the Liberals gone, the province's antagonism has no where to go, writes columnist Rob Breakenridge.

Alberta's Liberal MPs rode Justin Trudeau's coattails, but are now throwing him under the bus to save their election chances.

If all of Canada was to be annexed as one state, as per Trump's plan, all the individual provinces — and their powers — would cease to exist

The prime minister would never be open to singling Quebec or Ontario industries

There is an alternative to an export tax that would be far preferable for Alberta while still squeezing U.S. consumers with higher prices.