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As the Iran war drives global energy shocks, Alberta Premier Danielle Smith says her province and Ottawa may miss at least one of their MOU's April 1 deadlines aimed at setting the stage for an oil pipeline. Parliamentary secretary to the minister of energy Corey Hogan tells Power & Politics that Ottawa and Alberta are 'ahead of schedule on a few things' and are really working on the 'nuts and bolts' on policies like a carbon price. Plus, the Power Panel reacts to renewed Conservative calls to fire Immigration Minister Lena Diab.
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