# Kathleen Petty
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kathleen petty is a Canadian radio and television news journalist. She worked for almost two decades for the CBC News Network, where she was co-founder producer and host. When CBC Newsworld was launched in 1989 she was the anchor.
Multiple Income Streams in Real Estate: Multifamily, RV Parks and Event Venues | Kathleen Petty
Kathleen Petty shares her innovative approach to real estate development focused on community support for individuals with developmental disabilities. Discover her strategies for deal sourcing, partnership building, and creating sustainable, impactful projects.
Professional Real Estate Investor…
The Firewall Letter - 25 years later (Encore)
**New episode drops Friday, August 21**
ENCORE PRESENTATION
Back in January 2001, six influential Alberta conservatives sent then premier Ralph Klein the now famous 'firewall letter.' Under the heading 'Alberta Agenda,' the letter proposed withdrawing from the Canada Pension Plan, establishing a …
The Prairies senators: ‘We can’t do stupid stuff’ (Encore)
**New episode drops Friday, August 21**
ENCORE PRESENTATION
There’s great concern that people in Ottawa aren’t taking what’s happening in Alberta seriously enough. With national unity at stake, some Senators are looking west from the upper chamber and acknowledging there are indeed structural iss…
A new era of politics in Alberta?
From how we entered confederation to how Alberta is debating its future within it, a new book tries to anticipate where the province is headed.
"The Dawn of Competitive Party Politics in Alberta: An End To Solitude" explores the enigma that is Alberta and pulls back the curtain. Anthony Sayers, D…
Is a trade war good for separatists?
Putting oil and gas on the bargaining table as the U.S.-Canada trade war heats up would pour gasoline on Alberta’s fall referendum. At least that’s what one separatist leader, Keith Wilson, is arguing. This week we ask Wilson why he thinks the trade war means Albertans should push for a binding re…
Too friendly to resist: Danielle Smith’s U.S. diplomacy
Alberta Premier Danielle Smith and Ontario Premier Doug Ford are using very different tactics in the ongoing Canada-U.S. trade war. As Smith travels to Nashville, we ask whether her kill them with kindness approach is working. And Alberta’s senior representative in Washington, Nathan Cooper, weighs…
Alberta separatists think they’ll win. Polls project a loss
Separatists think they’ll win a vote they’re poised to lose by a wide margin, according to an exclusive new poll. With a little more than five weeks to go before Alberta’s fall referendum, host Kathleen Petty explains how the heck we got here and where we’re headed next.
David Coletto, CEO of Abac…
How Alberta’s federalist push is lagging
It’s crunch time to sway conservative voters ahead of Alberta’s referendum. But are federalist leaders doing enough? So far, separatists have reported raising nearly three times as much money as federalists and Conservative Leader Pierre Poilievre has pushed the unity file to another Alberta MP. Ho…
Alberta’s data centre push is trouble for Danielle Smith
New polling shows AI data centres in Alberta are a political problem for the UCP government. We hear from voters in the heart of conservative country who are saying “no” to these mega-projects near their farmland. As Technology Minister Nate Glubish tries to sell Albertans on the strategy to woo te…
Pacific Link: A pipeline in whose interest?
The Carney government says a West Coast pipeline — now called Pacific Link — is a key nation-building project and essential to the country’s economic future. It's a hard-won victory for Alberta Premier Danielle Smith. But what’s in it for the rest of Canada? Are they buying what Mark Carney is sell…
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