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Kenney also congratulated the winners of the United States Congress on Saturday and recognized a history of American immigration to Alberta and shared cultural and social ties.
“Canada and the United States must work closely together to protect lives and livelihoods during the COVID crisis and for our economies to grow again. Alberta looks forward to doing our part in advancing that growth agenda, working with the next administration and the US Congress. “
NDP leader Rachel Notley congratulated the winning couple on Saturday and Harris’ historic victory as the first woman of color to serve as vice president.
She also touched on the future of the Keystone XL pipeline, saying the best way forward is if the prime minister recognizes and addresses climate change, for example by cutting emissions and cracking down on climate change denial by the party members.
“From within that context, we will be in a better position to advocate for the continued construction of this pipeline,” he said.
“In the future, there will be numerous opportunities for Alberta’s renewable and non-renewable energy sector in the new Biden administration and I look forward to exploring and presenting them for discussion with Albertans as we build a new economic vision for the future of our province. . “
In his comments, Notley appeared to attack Donald Trump’s controversial time in office: “The best political leadership, regardless of partisanship, must include public service over self-interest, honesty over deception, respect for women over misogyny, inclusion over racism and unity over division. Today all the correct values won. “
