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So…Naheed Nenshi will be running for a seat in Calgary next provincial election. The audacity of this incompetent, moron should be enough to turn off all voters.
This man is 💯 responsible for why Calgarians and surrounding towns have been on several, lengthy level 4 water restrictions FOR THE LAST 2 YEARS.
His legacy: 3 minute showers AND “Don’t flush your pee till there’s 3 and poop till there’s 2”.
And that stupid $500,000 blue ring thing.
What a pretentious piece of human garbage. Just imagine what he would do to the whole province if given the chance.
#DontTouchMyToiletNenshi
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Replying to @cbcwatcher
Sounds like 2200 people should be pretty pissed that Prime Minister Mark Carney didn’t lift a finger lied to Canadians & choose the midterms over their jobs,
I can see why Payne was hesitant to say anything, if it wasn’t for massive taxpayer bailouts she wouldn’t have a job..
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Another smug, arrogant, Liberal.
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Former Alberta MLA Drew Barnes (@DrewBarnesAB) says his new federal party, Alberta Now, will be modelled on the Bloc Québécois. He expects Elections Canada to register it in about six weeks.
FULL REPORT: rebelne.ws/4iyXpvy
Mitch Sylverter's message so far is pretty simple. Get a UCP membership, and work within the system.
P.S. 8,000 people have registered for the upcoming AGM.
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Replying to @cbcwatcher
At what point in time will they admit no one wants to continue with manufacturing in this anti-private sector shithole.
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In Alberta, you can elect a Conservative MP only to watch them cross the floor to Mark Carney’s Liberals.
Do you honestly think an Alberta Now MP would ever do that?
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May I suggest you hold your Pride Night and Muslim Night on the same day next season so we can see what happens?
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This is true. 75% of Albertans voted with their elbows up to be beaten harder by Canada. Self inflicted wounds. When people complain I tell them it's their own fault for voting to stay in Canada. They usually leave dejected.
The people who make these meme's don't seem to understand minimum wage isn't supposed to be a 'living wage'. And I know why they are confused.
Too many people see wages as a reflection of a persons personal value. But that is not true at all.
Wages are the value placed on the tasks associated with a job description. Someone willing to complete those tasks is compensated with a wage/paycheck.
If someone wants/needs to make more money to live on, it is in their power to do so.
Learning and getting good at a skill that carries a higher value will result in a bigger paycheck.
Until then, get a room mate.
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Alberta isn't a winner until a pipeline is built and oil is flowing into a tanker on the west coast. Anything else is just a pipe dream.
Alberta wins again.
C-69 (the ‘no new pipelines’ law) was found unconstitutional by Alberta’s Court of Appeal yet again and the Federal Government has agreed NOT to appeal the decision.
This will necessitate a major overhaul to the legislation that will result in the elimination of all federal interference in intra-provincial infrastructure projects.
We will continue to stand up for Alberta’s provincial rights at every turn. And we will keep winning those battles.
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Former UCP MLA Drew Barnes is helping launch Alberta Now, a new federal party modelled after Quebec’s Bloc Québécois.
Barnes was kicked out of Jason Kenney’s UCP caucus in 2021 after challenging his leadership and speaking out against COVID restrictions.
Now he’s proposing something I think deserves serious consideration.
The Conservative Party of Canada has to appeal to voters across the country. That means balancing the priorities of Alberta conservatives against those of voters in Ontario, Quebec and Atlantic Canada. Those interests don't always align.
Alberta Now would have one job: represent Alberta.
Whether Alberta ultimately becomes independent or remains within Canada, having MPs whose political survival depends entirely on Albertans could be a powerful source of leverage.
Quebec figured this out decades ago. Perhaps it's time Alberta did too.
Watch Drew Barnes explain the vision behind Alberta Now, and if you believe Alberta deserves its own voice in Ottawa, consider signing up as a supporter. It's currently free to join.
albertanowparty.ca
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Has this guy ever talked about peace talks or is it just shipping billions to Ukraine?
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Replying to @Drew__Barnes @albertanowparty
Steps to join Alberta Now party.
Go to Albertanowparty.ca
Download the official Membership Declaration.
Print, complete by hand, sign & date it in wet ink, complete the "Get Involved" form.
Wait to receive an email with instructions - ‘how to send’ the form to Alberta Now.
Submit!
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626 members for our initial submission to Elections Canada. And our membership list continues to grow! 20 new members overnight ! Please become a member of @albertanowparty ! Albertanowparty.ca Help change Alberta & our future.
TUNE IN: Alberta Now eyes Poilievre's riding, UCP gags riding presidents, doctors warn Smith. Former Alberta MLA Drew Barnes joins the Buffalo Roundtable.
FULL REPORT: rebelne.ws/4t2fzcM
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🚨 MAJOR MILESTONE! 🫡
Alberta Now has submitted its federal party registration application to Elections Canada, backed by over 600 founding members!
A major step forward for Alberta’s voice and future.
Our work is just beginning!
albertanowparty.ca
#AlbertaNow
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The UCP is pushing the purge too far on this one.
UCP constituency presidents refuse to sign independence referendum pledge westernstandard.news/news/uc…




































