9 Quotes by Roger Gibbins

Ultimately we want to invest it so it generates income and then be able to use that income for a variety of purposes within the province.

We are talking about the responsible stewardship of public funds coming from non-renewable natural resources and in this context the prosperity dividend makes no sense.

From 1980 on, we've spent every nickel and dime of natural resource revenue and that's not an acceptable go-forward strategy.

Having a number of mini trust funds makes sense. We can consider doing the same thing for postsecondary education, perhaps creating a wellness fund and have a revenue stream where we could pursue wellness initiatives within the province,

I think that's a scenario that we're unlikely to encounter in the years ahead but it's something that is in the back of our minds.

We have to take leadership of this file. If we're simply passive about it, just sit back and surround ourselves with the wealth and let other Canadians chew this over and decide what to do, we're going to lose control of the issue.

It's been a twisted tale in the last couple days that I don't pretend to fully understand.

The Alberta government is not Santa Claus and we're not talking about a sack of toys,

If he's going to have a truly national government, and if the Conservative party is going to have a chance of replacing the Liberals as a truly national party and (form) stable, sustainable national governments, he's got to build on that base in Quebec.