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Opinion: AIMCo’s political makeover centralizes premier's power over pensions

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'Unexpected': Edmonton's regional board loses provincial funding | Sherwood Park News

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Some landowners in rural Alberta don’t trust wind companies, alleging aggressive tactics

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I have BPD I don't even know which side I really side with 🤪

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More Facebook chats about Alberta 

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Danielle Smith’s Game Show Approach to Fixing Things

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Premier Smith uses CPP as Diversion Tactic

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Alberta earns a failing grade on water protection

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Child abuse Facebook group talks about Alberta

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Stephen Harper appointed Chief Thief of Alberta Investment Management Corporation.

Acute Care Alberta is behind schedule and over budget as LaGrange and UCP continue destruction of Alberta Healthcare.

White culture is the air you breathe and the water you swim in. You speak our language, you exist in our civilization, you transact in our economic system. Your whole life occurs in the world we built. Be grateful that we shared it with you. @DavidJPba (David Parker)

Alberta placed fossil fuel insiders on board backing Danielle Smith’s renewables pause

I’m looking for specific policy actions that UCP has taken or suggested that you may be against. I know there are lots but I want to create an organized list to keep track for future elections. I’m not very articulate so it would really help me out in future conversations. 

<div class="md"><p>I’m looking for specific policy actions that UCP has taken or suggested that you may be against. I know there are lots but I want to create an organized list to keep track for future elections. I’m not very articulate so it would really help me out in future conversations. </p>
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What specific UCP policies do you dislike and what alternative has ANDP provided?

Much of the UCP's ideology is anti-Trudeau. You just have to read some bumper stickers on the pickup trucks on Deerfoot in Calgary to see so. 

With the, what seems to be certain, fall of the Trudeau liberals - the UCP will be without their scapegoat. Without the enemy to mobilize their base against. I wonder if this could lead to some UCP infighting. Thoughts?

<div class="md"><p>Much of the UCP&#39;s ideology is anti-Trudeau. You just have to read some bumper stickers on the pickup trucks on Deerfoot in Calgary to see so. </p>

<p>With the, what seems to be certain, fall of the Trudeau liberals - the UCP will be without their scapegoat. Without the enemy to mobilize their base against. I wonder if this could lead to some UCP infighting. Thoughts?</p>
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Trudeau losing federally will be a problem for the UCP

What Alberta Wants Children Taught about Fossil Fuels | A curriculum guideline says students should learn their province is the ‘most ethical producer of oil in the world.’

What is the point of opt-in sex education?

If people and other provinces hate alberta so much, why are they moving here en masse?


Seeing some of the comments, I've really hit the head on the nail here. Bringing hate into a discussion about curiosity, instead of talking like a decent human being, without political personalities talking. I give what I receive, remember that 🤷‍♂️

<div class="md"><p>If people and other provinces hate alberta so much, why are they moving here en masse?</p>

<p>Seeing some of the comments, I&#39;ve really hit the head on the nail here. Bringing hate into a discussion about curiosity, instead of talking like a decent human being, without political personalities talking. I give what I receive, remember that 🤷‍♂️</p>
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Question

We are the only province without PST. Every other province pays 7-10%. Instead of gouging homeowners with rising property taxes, why not implement a provincial sales tax? The ones hit hardest will be the heavy spenders that have money to spend. Not the seniors on fixed incomes, and families struggling to stay in their homes with skyrocketing costs of living.

<div class="md"><p>We are the only province without PST. Every other province pays 7-10%. Instead of gouging homeowners with rising property taxes, why not implement a provincial sales tax? The ones hit hardest will be the heavy spenders that have money to spend. Not the seniors on fixed incomes, and families struggling to stay in their homes with skyrocketing costs of living.</p>
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Thoughts on PST

Join MLA Brooks Arcand-Paul and I tomorrow, Friday Nov. 8 at 5pm as we discuss his findings after visiting several Indigenous communities across Alberta. Several of his insights are now in his Private Members Bill 209: Reconciliation Implementation Act. #reconciliation #reconciliaction #morethanwords #timeforaction #timeforchange

<div class="md"><p>Join MLA Brooks Arcand-Paul and I tomorrow, Friday Nov. 8 at 5pm as we discuss his findings after visiting several Indigenous communities across Alberta. Several of his insights are now in his Private Members Bill 209: Reconciliation Implementation Act. #reconciliation #reconciliaction #morethanwords #timeforaction #timeforchange</p>
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Bill 209: Reconciliation Implementation Act

https://x.com/ckerneywriter/status/1854163345622155322

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Gretzy attends Trump’s victory dinner 🤮

Alberta government fires AIMCo board to "recalibrate" its plan to steal Albertans' pensions.

<div class="md"><p>Here we go again. </p>
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Alberta government fires AIMCo board to 'reset' pension management fund | CBC News

The UCP’s evidence based decision making 

Tariffs and 'drill, baby, drill' — what Trump 2.0 could mean for Alberta's energy sector

it is estimated that 325,000 children are currently experiencing sexual abuse in Alberta

Smith Is ‘Pissed’ about Ottawa’s Cap on Oil and Gas Emissions

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Why did I feel compelled to buy a gum ball machine?

We've seen the housing crisis really move into Alberta in a big way and this looks like it will continue more and more.

We've seen some areas get ahead in regards to zoning/density reform and others solidify into NIMBY special interest bullshit that will continue a affordability/accessibility crisis in regards to something as foundational and fundamental as housing in our society.

We've seen an absolutely moronic celebration of pollution.

We all know that the future economy is going to be around Green Energy and in general Green Technology.  Energy is everything to a developed nation.  We know being leaders in this is paramount to make sure we have good jobs here in Canada/Alberta.

We've seen Danielle Smith and the United Conservative Party Of Alberta engage in rhetoric while behind the scenes looking to pump the province with as much cheap exploitative labour as possible from the Temporary Foreign Worker Program/International Mobility Program, LMIA, International Student Program, and other pathways into this nation to pay back her business backers.  We've seen that framework of exploiting foreign workers and further weaponizing that framework against domestic citizen workers happen all over the nation but in Alberta we've also seen an additional attack of trying to hold back as much labour policy as possible at the provincial level.

If the NDP is able to gain power in the next election what do you want to see addressed?

<div class="md"><p>We&#39;ve seen the housing crisis really move into Alberta in a big way and this looks like it will continue more and more.</p>

<p>We&#39;ve seen some areas get ahead in regards to zoning/density reform and others solidify into NIMBY special interest bullshit that will continue a affordability/accessibility crisis in regards to something as foundational and fundamental as housing in our society.</p>

<p>We&#39;ve seen an absolutely moronic celebration of pollution.</p>

<p>We all know that the future economy is going to be around Green Energy and in general Green Technology.  Energy is everything to a developed nation.  We know being leaders in this is paramount to make sure we have good jobs here in Canada/Alberta.</p>

<p>We&#39;ve seen Danielle Smith and the United Conservative Party Of Alberta engage in rhetoric while behind the scenes looking to pump the province with as much cheap exploitative labour as possible from the Temporary Foreign Worker Program/International Mobility Program, LMIA, International Student Program, and other pathways into this nation to pay back her business backers.  We&#39;ve seen that framework of exploiting foreign workers and further weaponizing that framework against domestic citizen workers happen all over the nation but in Alberta we&#39;ve also seen an additional attack of trying to hold back as much labour policy as possible at the provincial level.</p>

<p>If the NDP is able to gain power in the next election what do you want to see addressed?</p>
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What would you like to see the NDP do?

The years of roaring oil prices could be coming to an end and Alberta hasn't benefited in any meaningful way. But, now, the UCP will have an excuse to gut healthcare and human services.