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Alberta is democratically disadvantaged and the imbalance is deliberate. It’s baked into the constitution. One of the many reasons Albertans want Independence. #Alberta #AlbertaIndependence #AlbertaSeparation

@bruceanderson FUCK THAT

Canada in the EU? Most Canadians think it's an idea worth exploring. open.substack.com/pub/bruce728/p…

@TheHillTimes Oh yes the liberals are very appealing in Alberta. So much so, we want INDEPENDENCE

“The Liberals are appealing to people in Alberta in a way they haven’t in a really long time,” says David Coletto. hilltimes.com/?p=497883

Ottawa exploits Alberta’s wealth and our hard work through crushing taxes — then ships our money elsewhere. Albertans send billions more to Ottawa every year than we ever get back. The exploitation ends when we exercise our right of self determination by voting for independence on Oct. 19.

The contents of the MOU don’t matter. What matters is that Alberta must still beg Ottawa to approve basic infrastructure to develop our resources and create prosperity. That power imbalance proves Canada is broken—and why Alberta must choose independence. #AlbertaIndependence

@NationalRoast @aberzimbabwe Doesn’t the NDP have a dental plan yeesh

The face you make when a parent says they don't want you to give their toddler gay porn

Dear separatists. GFY. Sincerely, most Canadians. #IAMCANDIAN🇨🇦

Pipelines have less environmental impact than rail lines.

That’s my riding! Yes, I’m voting Liberal. Voting early is always fun.

@liberal_party This her?

The 2026 Liberal National Convention is a week away, and we’re so excited to have Diana Fox Carney join us there. If you haven’t yet, register now: 2026.liberal.ca/register. We can’t wait to see you next weekend in Montréal!

BREAKING - Everybody concerned about their Canada Pension needs to read the article below. STAYING in Canada is the real risk to your pension. In a free and independent Alberta we could easily afford to DOUBLE CPP and OAS payments to seniors. #AlbertaIndependence

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Changes to Alberta's Education Act amount to censorship: teachers ctvnews.ca/edmonton/video…

New video: Alberta’s independence campaign has passed 177,000 signatures, with the October 19 vote now in focus. This breakdown covers what Bill 23 means, why signatures still matter, and why Alberta’s future is at stake. Watch here: youtu.be/4LU0lUTVYB4

Separatists driving down the street. Getting mostly glares and middle fingers fingers from people who walk by. #yeg

@CanadianBadBoys @ArmstrongEcon You’re so wrong lol

@ArmstrongEcon Fuck off you clown. I will never happen. For one there are not even close to enough votes for it in Alberta itself let alone the rest of Canada who has a say. And on top of it all there is no way according to the Consitution.

I just returned from Canada, where I spoke in Calgary and in Vancouver. I found the support for Alberta separation rising rapidly. There is no doubt that Alberta will separate. The only question is how and when.

@ArmstrongEcon @doull_k Note the date

@Reil76 Please - guy from Ontario telling us what we can and can not do 🙄 Alberta has been subjugated by the east for well over 100 years. We’re done and there’s nothing you can do about it.

The Alberta separatist movement isn’t some unstoppable wave, it’s a loud minority that can’t even hit its own targets. You needed around 350k signatures to show real momentum and you came up with 177k. That’s not a movement, that’s barely a warm up. And even if you somehow crossed that threshold, it doesn’t mean Alberta just walks out of Canada. That’s not how this works. You’re talking about years of legal battles, constitutional hurdles, negotiations with the federal government, Indigenous treaty obligations, economic fallout, currency issues, trade barriers, and massive uncertainty for businesses and workers. Not 90 days, regardless of what Keith says. There’s no clean break. No easy exit. No “just vote and we’re gone.” Meanwhile, the idea that Alberta would somehow be stronger alone ignores reality. The province benefits massively from being part of Canada through internal trade, transfer systems, shared infrastructure, and global credibility. Walking away doesn’t make those problems disappear, it multiplies them. So no, Alberta isn’t leaving Canada. Not now, not anytime soon. And a half completed petition isn’t proof of anything except how small the movement actually is. And to all Albertans that don’t want any part of this, the rest of Canada knows, and we don’t group you all in the same basket! We still love you.

@CharlesHalsyv2 @FarmGirlCarrie Lol here’s another pic. Honestly we’re more culturally aligned with Montana and Wyoming than with eastern Canada.

@CharlesHalsyv2 @FarmGirlCarrie Alberta Whitetail

How about that? Welcome neighbor!