Honouring Our Past
On Remembrance Day, we pause to honour the courage and sacrifice of the men and women who served our country in times of war, conflict, and peacekeeping. Their bravery secured the freedoms we enjoy today, and their legacy reminds us of the importance of unity, resilience, and service to others.
Across Alberta and Canada, ceremonies will bring communities together to reflect, remember, and express our gratitude. We owe it to our veterans and fallen heroes to build a future worthy of their sacrifice—one that is strong, prosperous, and inclusive. Let us take this time to listen to their stories, learn from their example, and recommit ourselves to the values they fought to protect.
Building Our Future
Alberta’s government is stepping forward to lead a project of national significance: a new pipeline to the West Coast. This initiative goes beyond infrastructure—it’s about securing Canada’s energy future and unlocking our full economic potential.
Indigenous communities in Alberta and British Columbia are engaged from the outset as partners. Their leadership and perspectives will guide every stage of development, ensuring the project reflects shared values and long-term vision.
With $14 million committed to early planning and a technical advisory group that includes South Bow, Enbridge, and Trans Mountain, Alberta is showing real leadership in advancing responsible energy development. This project will create jobs, drive economic growth, and open up new opportunities for Canadians across the country. It is our intention that any future pipeline costs will be covered by the private sector.
If you have questions, concerns, or ideas you’d like to share before the townhall or session begins, please don’t hesitate to reach out to my office at [email protected]. I always appreciate hearing from you.
MLA – Calgary Fishcreek Myles McDougall
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