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Canadian Conservative premiers white-hatted, join Jason Kenney for Calgary Stampede breakfast

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Canadian premiers white-hatted at Jason Kenney’s first Stampede premiers’ pancake breakfast
WATCH: Alberta Premier Jason Kenney was joined by Canadian premiers Doug Ford, Blaine Higgs, Scott Moe and Robert McLeod on Monday for his first Calgary Stampede pancake breakfast as premier. As Doug Vaessen reports, the visiting leaders were white-hatted before taking to the grills – Jul 8, 2019

The Alberta premier and other conservative leaders will gather in Calgary for a Stampede breakfast and private meeting on Monday.

Jason Kenney will join Ontario Premier Doug Ford, New Brunswick Premier Blaine Higgs, Saskatchewan Premier Scott Moe and Northwest Territories Premier Robert McLeod for pancakes at McDougall Centre.

WATCH: Alberta’s Jason Kenney hosts several conservative premiers at Calgary Stampede

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Alberta’s Jason Kenney hosts several conservative premiers at Calgary Stampede

The premiers are expected to discuss economic issues, including job creation, responsible resource development, interprovincial trade and how to get Canadian energy to global markets. Kenney is expected to find common ground on some items ahead of the premiers’ conference later this week.

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WATCH (July 7, 2019): Pollster and political commentator Janet Brown joins Global News Calgary with details on Tuesday’s Meeting of Canada’s Premiers.

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What to expect from Canada’s Premiers’ meeting in Saskatoon
“We share a commitment to defending taxpayers, getting our natural resources to global markets by building pipelines and economic corridors, and to free trade within Canada. I look forward to sharing some Stampede hospitality with these important Canadian leaders in the lead up to this week’s Council of the Federation meeting in Saskatoon [on Tuesday].”
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