Prime Minister Mark Carney spent Canada Week doing something his predecessor never quite managed: publicly agreeing with Alberta. In a 17-minute video, Carney reflected on the "divisions" from Pierre Trudeau's National Energy Program, admitting Ottawa made Albertans "feel like our resources weren't our own." He then called the Trudeau-era climate plan — his own inheritance — "too expensive" and "divisive." The headline came Thursday in Calgary, where Carney stood...