AB Shadow 🇨🇦
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Series that NEVER should have been canceled.
I'll start👇:
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@JeremyAppel1025 @yomeeks @JSJamato I appreciate Ms. Smith’s chief of staff amplifying this exchange to illustrate how they overreact to actions they are not confident about.
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There was absolutely nothing wrong with this question from @JSJamato
Courtney Theriault@cspotweet
"I'm sorry this is for journalists today- is that a serious question from the media?" @JSJamato asks Minister Dan Williams if the UCP campaigned on library policy and muni code of conduct, with the minister pushing back claiming the question is a political motivated attack.
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@TheBrianMcManus One of these feels eerily close to what imploded near the titanic.
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I would rather fly with mechanical switches and dials for the same reason I would never buy a piece of shit Tesla
Nathan Commissariat@CommiNathan
Just sayin’
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Why have you chosen self-retardation as a way of life? Why have you shredded your once capable brain with hate that leaves you unable to see what you say cannot be done has already been done?
All that is left of you is a husk, worthless to listen to since you no longer chose to speak truth or science.
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I'm an aerospace engineer.
I made this prediction over five years ago, and I'm still correct.
I'm not interested in non-engineers trying to explain to me how I'm wrong somehow.
Elon Musk is not an engineer.
Christopher David@Tazerface16
By the way, Starship will never make it into orbit.
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@ryankatzrosene Canada will never build anything big again…this is the most recent case study.
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This is the number of high-speed rail lines around the world that have been 100% PRIVATELY financed, built, and operated, and which also consistently travel above 200km/h: Zero.
Zachary Tisdale 🇨🇦@ztisdale
If a high-speed rail line between Ontario and Quebec was viable it would have been built by private industry. But it's not, so it wasn't. It just gives statists a government-boner thinking about the billions they could launder.
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@RonniJamesNealo @LukaszukAB @ABDanielleSmith She is doing what she must to remain leader of the party. MLAs need to be held accountable as well.
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@LukaszukAB @ABDanielleSmith She will never do what the majority wants. She will always appeal to her separatist minority base. Her continuous comment of “An independent Alberta in a united Canada” is ridiculous. Panders and favours separation while twisting her words
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.@ABDanielleSmith Premier, you seem to be the only one confused about the intention of the #ForeverCanadian petition. Some 500,000 Albertans unequivocally requested a vote in #ableg, not a referendum. Let’s stop the divisive politics!
Maybe this letter will help you understand:
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This is what we call a major misstep in politics. Poilievre will never recover. Conservatives are why we can’t have nice things. Any forward momentum that benefits constituents is met with defiance by the CPC.
Scott Robertson@sarobertsonca
Pierre Poilievre on the Toronto–Quebec City High-Speed Rail Network: "Conservatives oppose the $90b Liberal-Alto train ... a future Conservative government will cancel this $90b boondoggle altogether."
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@densmore_p @JonFraserTF Uh…conservatives would cancel this…see above.
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@ABShadow3 @JonFraserTF It’s because of retarded over regulation!!! First Nations and environment nuts constant opposition.
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Poilievre is being realistic Steve. He, like most Canadians, know that this project if it even gets built will be a giant money pit.
As for your claims about "Canadians" caring, this project is Ontario and Quebec only. The only thing the rest of Canada care about is that the government is wasting their money on a virtue signalling white elephant.
Steven MacKinnon@stevenmackinnon
Pierre Poilievre, once again, is showing Canadians that he has no vision to create jobs and grow the economy. For decades, Canadians have advocated for a modern, fast, inter-city rail network. Alto is a generational investment that will transform travel and connect communities. It will boost GDP by $35 billion annually, create over 51,000 well-paying jobs, and help Canadians work, study, and travel more efficiently. Pierre Poilievre is turning his back on Canadians from Quebec City to Toronto and the communities in between. Investing in High-Speed Rail means building a more connected, competitive Canada, and proves Canada can get big things done. The Conservatives, as usual, think small. Turning away from nation-building investments is the wrong choice, and one Canadians reject at a time when we need to build and grow.
Paris, France 🇫🇷 English
@jimmathesonnhl Kid has been showing great development and quality play. He stays.
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Have to wonder if Josh Samanski will stick around or go back to Bako when Frederic returns Thursday. Samanski fourth line C tonight
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@RichardKnack Please tell us, in what way is she “hurting” by letting people speak out in a democracy? Do you have any facts, then please share them?
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Smith will lose Majority if she got rid of separatist MLAS.
She is afraid to throw out Stephan with his support of separation.
How many more separatists in UCP caucus?
As a proud Canadian 🇨🇦 in Alberta UCP no longer support us, UCP are hurting Alberta economy with SEPARATION!
The Globe and Mail@globeandmail
Opinion: Danielle Smith should make an example of the MLAs in her caucus who support Alberta’s independence theglobeandmail.com/opinion/articl…
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@RichardKnack @MargTokar Agreed. If more moderate people were vocal with their MLAs this party won’t survive. We have to force the moderate MLAs in hiding to represent the people that elected them.
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"I'm getting old. I found a couple grey hairs in my beard recently. Life comes at you fast, eh?" 👴
Connor Ingram joins @GenePrincipe after recording a shutout on his 29th birthday 🎂
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AB Shadow 🇨🇦 retweeted
Aaron are you suggesting Canadian companies be required to sell gas to Canadians at non-market prices because a guy tried that in the 1980s and it wasn't a hit here in Alberta.
Aaron Gunn@AaronGunn
It’s frankly embarrassing, and an indictment of those that lead us, that gas prices in Canada have spiked to over $2 per litre because of a conflict on the other side of the world. We have, right here in Canada, the fourth largest oil reserves on the planet. Pipelines should have been built 10 years ago. Refineries should have been built 10 years ago. We should have an energy policy that puts Canada, and Canadians, first. This is ridiculous.
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It's disturbing that Alberta’s Minister of Justice hasn't got a clue about the role of judges in a Rule of Law democracy. Their only allegiance is to justice and the law.
#abpoli
Mickey Amery@mickeyamery
Alberta’s courts should represent Albertans, not Ottawa. Canada is an outlier when it comes to judicial appointments, with provinces largely shut out of the process. That’s why we’ll be introducing a motion in the legislature proposing a constitutional amendment to give Alberta a real say, helping ensure our courts reflect our communities and strengthening trust in the justice system.
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#ableg
Did @ABDanielleSmith not say NO Tax increases?
Calgary now have the largest ever property tax increase thank to HER!
But we have money for Oil and Gas!
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@LukaszukAB @ABDanielleSmith Ms. Smith is laying the groundwork for what will be an unsuccessful attempt to gerrymander election boundaries - that is, the fed court will rule against it. She’ll point back to this endeavour citing Albertans are inhibited to govern themselves due to fed interference.
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.@ABDanielleSmith that is a lie. Provincial Court judges are appointed exclusively by Alberta Cabinet. Federal Court of Kings Bench justices are appointed by a committee that includes provincial input.
Alberta government is responsible for law-enforcement. Courts are independent
Danielle Smith@ABDanielleSmith
Alberta is responsible for how justice is delivered in this province but has no direct role in appointing the judges who serve on our courts. Those judges make decisions that affect Albertans every day, and they should understand the communities and province they serve. Alberta is calling for a constitutional amendment to give the province a formal role in superior court appointments. We are calling on all parties and Members of Parliament to support it. See more details of our proposed legislation here: alberta.ca/release.cfm?xI…
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@mickeyamery I’d prefer to have a federally appointed (non-partisan) judge be the safety net for provincially appointed judges and unconstitutional provincial legislation.
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Alberta’s courts should represent Albertans, not Ottawa.
Canada is an outlier when it comes to judicial appointments, with provinces largely shut out of the process. That’s why we’ll be introducing a motion in the legislature proposing a constitutional amendment to give Alberta a real say, helping ensure our courts reflect our communities and strengthening trust in the justice system.
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