Brian Jean
Minister of Energy and Minerals of AlbertaWikipedia
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Oct 30, 2026
Heather Exner-PirotGUEST
It goes ahead as it was.
Heather Exner-PirotGUEST
The real wild card is does this change the northern exports? And the tanker ban, as you said, and of course, you know, Daniel Smith and Brian Jean and Scott Moe were quick this week to say they want to overturn.
Heather Exner-PirotGUEST
Paul Yev, you know, put out there's a private member's bill from the Conservatives saying they want to overturn.
Heather Exner-PirotGUEST
And so far, Dirksen has been quiet.
Joey StephenHOST
Government of Alberta issues joint statement on Yellowhead Pipeline groundbreaking.
Joey StephenHOST
On 2026, 10 to 13, Government of Alberta marked the Yellowhead Pipeline groundbreaking with a joint statement by Premier Danielle Smith and Minister Brian Jean.
Joey StephenHOST
See you with questions at my free Zoom Q&A every Friday.
Joey StephenHOST
Please Google free Zoom Q&A Joey Stephen.
Stephen MagusiakGUEST
A lot of dodgy money was being funneled into this Callaway fellas campaign and the campaign was never intended to win.
Stephen MagusiakGUEST
The point of the campaign was to actually help Jason Kenney win by attacking his closest rival and current Minister of Energy and Minerals in Alberta Brian Jean.
Stephen MagusiakGUEST
The idea being he could say things about Jean that Kenney couldn't as a non-frontrunner here.
Stephen MagusiakGUEST
Kenney was always almost certain to win it but he wanted to win it big.
Cory MorganPANELIST
mischaracterizing that whole thing anyways.
Cory MorganPANELIST
That was an agreement in principle between Brian Jean and him.
Cory MorganPANELIST
That's all it was.
Cory MorganPANELIST
That's like a napkin agreement before you get to the members and everything else.
Zain VeljiGUEST
They probably could have won.
Zain VeljiGUEST
Brian Jean would have been just fine to many people.
Zain VeljiGUEST
The electoral math was going in their direction as long as Jim Prentice did not look over to Rachel Notley and target her as the opponent in 2015.
Zain VeljiGUEST
So could the Wild Rose have won? Sure.
Jordan BatemanHOST
Customers, they don't do that for a project that might be in doubt.
Jordan BatemanHOST
So Alberta Premier Danielle Smith and Energy Minister Brian Jean put out a joint statement that said the line could unlock about $20 billion in investment, including Dow's Path to Zero plant at Fort Saskatchewan.
Jordan BatemanHOST
The company says what gets built downstream could mean another 12,000 construction jobs.
Jordan BatemanHOST
Now, those are company and government projections and certainly not guarantees.
speaker_1CORRESPONDENT
Many oil executives have pulled out of this major conference hosted in the city.
speaker_1CORRESPONDENT
Alberta's Energy Minister Brian Jean is scheduled to speak there Tuesday.
speaker_1CORRESPONDENT
Global News reached out to his office for comment, but we did not hear back.
speaker_4SOUNDBITE_SPEAKER
The circumstances have tested our infrastructure, our institution, our people, and our resilience.
speaker_23UNKNOWN
Many oil executives have pulled out of this major conference hosted in the city.
speaker_23UNKNOWN
Alberta's energy minister, Brian Jean, is scheduled to speak there Tuesday.
speaker_24UNKNOWN
For Saudi Arabia, these circum- these circumstances have tested our infrastructure, our institution, our people, and our resilience.
speaker_24UNKNOWN
The event of recent weeks are serious.
Jeremy AppelGUEST
But she stayed out there in the public eye, powered through it.
Jeremy AppelGUEST
Her successor as Wildrose leader, Brian Jean, who's now the energy minister, was asked by Maclean's, "Are you gonna go on The Danielle Smith Show in, in, in, like, 2015?" And he was like, "Why would I do that? No, of course not.
Jeremy AppelGUEST
I'm not gonna go on The Danielle Smith Show." Within a year, he was on there, right? And this was how she was able to build up her credibility, especially with this rural, reactionary, religious base that she crossed by crossing the floor and had to listen to some people berate her, you know, as callers, and she would.
Jeremy AppelGUEST
And then she figured out a way to respond to it.
Christopher BrownHOST
But I just wanna quickly talk about your meetings, your advocacy work.
Christopher BrownHOST
You're gonna have to have meetings with, uh, Tim Hodgson's minister of, uh, natural resources federally, with Brian Jean, minister of energy, uh, provincially.
Christopher BrownHOST
Are you hoping to have those conversations sooner rather than later?
Kara WesterlundGUEST
Absolutely.
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