Will Alberta go along?

Will Alberta go (away)? If/when the price of crude goes back down, they'll feel the cash crunch. Curiously, if they leave Canada, they need a path through a foreign country to get their oil out of Alberta.

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TMWNN 2 hours ago | parent [-]

Alberta needs a pathway through a foreign country to get their oil out right now. Existing pipelines lead to the US, and the Keystone XL expansion Obama halted, Trump resumed, and Biden halted.

An independent Alberta will likely join the US, and of course building a domestic-only pipeline is easier than doing so across national borders.

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jleyank 2 hours ago | parent [-]

Alberta ships through BC now and I think they’ve gone from half to full capacity. That profit might not survive Hormuz opening and unfortunately much of it leaves Canada.

	▲	TMWNN 2 hours ago \| parent [-]
		>Alberta ships through BC now Yes, in minuscule amounts. As of 2025, 90% of Canadian crude and 100% of natural gas goes to the US. <https://www.cer-rec.gc.ca/en/data-analysis/energy-markets/ma...>