Alberta Premier Danielle Smith defended herself against "treason" accusations in the legislature Wednesday, arguing it's not disloyal to engage with U.S. influencers and officials. Smith gave these remarks to the legislature as she prepares to fly to Florida this week to speak at an event with U.S. conservative media personality Ben Shapiro at a fundraiser for non-profit organization PragerU. Her participation in the event has been criticized because of the involvement of far-right figures in the U.S. In your opinion, do you think it is disloyal for Smith to engage with U.S. influencers and officials in this manner?

Criticism of Smith has intensified across Canada since last weekend, when her March 8 interview with right-wing U.S. media outlet Breitbart News resurfaced. In the interview, Smith said the threat of "unjust and unfair tariffs" had boosted Liberal support, and added that she'd told U.S. administration officials that she hoped "we could put things on pause," so Canada could get through an election. She also said that Conservative Leader Pierre Poilievre's perspective is "very much in sync" with the Trump administration. Earlier this week, Alberta NDP Leader Naheed Nenshi suggested Smith had invited a foreign country to interfere in Canada's election, a claim that's been echoed across social media as well. Do you agree that Smith has invited a foreign country to interfere in Canada's election?

When it comes to the upcoming election, which do you plan to vote for?