Calgary reacts to President Trump coming to Alberta for G7
President Donald Trump’s first visit to Canada since his election victory will be in Calgary.
In mid-June, U.S. President Donald Trump will visit Canada for the first time since his re-election and Prime Minister Mark Carney’s recent election victory.
PM Carney will be hosting the G7 summit in Kananaskis, Alberta this year, an event expected to see thousands of politicians, protesters, security agents, and media personnel. This year as host nation, PM Carney will establish the summit agenda and highlight key pursuits, guiding how G7 nations should perceive modern challenges.
Alberta’s Premier Danielle Smith recently made demands of PM Carney to allow for broader carbon-based resource sector economic development plans to be pursued, lest he be faced with a national unity crisis.
Alberta and the federal government are geographically separated by thousands of kilometers, along with having significant differences on resource management. Alberta hydrocarbon pipelines and development have been hindered for decades by the federal government, equating to billions of dollars in lost economic growth.
Danielle Smith explains why Alberta's oil and gas sector is critical to Canada's economy and how the Liberals have put national unity at risk by crushing pipeline projects. pic.twitter.com/ma7xlQyGI9
— Rebel News (@RebelNewsOnline) June 2, 2025
President Trump will be in the spotlight considering recently increased trade volatility between Canada and the U.S. following his election win.
"In face of foreign threats — no prize for guessing, I'm trying to learn some diplomacy from the King," says PM Carney as he takes a jab at President Trump's aspiration to annex Canada while discussing his plan to "build projects of national significance." pic.twitter.com/8fV9gEvd21
— Rebel News (@RebelNewsOnline) May 30, 2025
During Canada's recent election, the Liberal Party of Canada campaigned by inflaming negative views towards President Trump to gain votes. In contrast, following President Trump’s election win, Premier Smith made a visit to him in-person in the U.S.
Over the last 24 hours I had the opportunity to meet President @realdonaldtrump at Mar-a-Lago last night and at his golf club this morning.
— Danielle Smith (@ABDanielleSmith) January 12, 2025
We had a friendly and constructive conversation during which I emphasized the mutual importance of the U.S. - Canadian energy… pic.twitter.com/TPgCB8kATP
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Fran g commented 2025-06-08 18:02:14 -0400Very important to protect all the conservatives and Trump. -
Olga Seminutin commented 2025-06-06 20:06:46 -0400I really hope this time that Canadians wont let their deranged emotional distortions to prevail in the forefront of their brain and thought processes THIS time..
Carney is determined to destroy Canada, and to reduce Canadians into the dust..
Please remember this Canada, and drop the dreaded wokeness.
GO WOKE GO BROKE. -
susan gerbes commented 2025-06-06 19:17:17 -0400pls have security at the highest level….there are too many goons out there, that agitate with no consequences
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Jerrold Lundgard commented 2025-06-06 06:25:49 -0400Canadians are supposed to be polite. President Trump is the most powerful man in the world , Protests are totally inappropriate.
This is G7 Meeting.
The residents of Alberta will determine the destiny of Alberta. -
Bruce Atchison commented 2025-06-04 19:28:56 -0400I hope the security people and police do something when the protesters start rioting. Two-tier policing is angering so many of us citizens.
