Businesses fear Alberta's Sovereignty Act will spook investors
"It's not helpful," said Deborah Yedlin, President of the Calgary Chamber of Commerce of Alberta's proposed legislation. "When you come out with an adversarial, confrontational position it doesn't necessarily set the table for a conversation that is set up for success."
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