Brent Cooper

@ArashMadani Interesting

How it is done.

@sarobertson_ Is THAT what’s happening …hmm.

Michelle Rempel Garner on Alberta pipeline timeline: "I think what's happening here is Mark Carney has a very divided Liberal caucus. I'm not even sure he has the support of cabinet to move the pipeline forward."

@FarmGirlCarrie You will soon learn …you literally don’t know what you’re talking about; does that matter?

Dr Peter St. Onge: “It’s Official: Alberta will vote on Independence after years of abuse from the rest of Canada. If it succeeds, it's 80% odds Alberta applies to join the US.” What are your thoughts about Alberta potentially becoming the 51st state?

@SKivimaa Telling you I’m blocking you… then blocking you…

You know which group of people are almost universally opposed to Albertan independence? The professional parasite class. Career politicians, overpaid and underworked bureaucrats and pigs of all stripes suckling at the public teat.

@ohhanxiety 2nd one is surprisingly sexier than the first

Wait a second 🤔 I still can't find the difference

@Michphil1998 That’s so funny cuz I thought they worked for ME! (Maybe they work for all of us ?)

In 2022 I travelled from Alberta to Ottawa to have my voice heard by a government that supposedly works for me yet refused to hear me. I and thousands of others, braved the -30 temps, blizzards, treacherous road conditions and risked frost bitten toes because my voice was being ignored and my freedoms removed one by one. In 2026 I sat for hours on the side of roads, in community centres and at events LEGALLY gathering signatures from other Albertans who also felt their voices weren’t being heard. The first time I stood up against this government they invoked the war measures act and jailed and beat peaceful people while many Canadians cheered it on. The second time I stood up against this government a government appointed judge now says my voice doesn’t matter. I and thousands of others just like me are PROOF that we have no voice in Canada. The people will never be heard, we will never have a say in how we are governed and we will never be free. This court decision is the ultimate proof that Alberta needs to leave Canada as remaining in Canada ensures we will continue to be controlled by government and never be heard. The government is supposed to work FOR the people yet time and time again we’ve witnessed that their sole purpose is to stifle our voices, control us and ensure we the people NEVER take back what is ours….the power to determine our own future without government interference. I’m 50 years old and I’ve seen what Canada was, where Canada is now and I can see where Canada is going. Where Canada is going ensures my children and grandchildren will never have a free and prosperous future. WAKE UP!

@PlumberAlberta Create a party Run for govt Win Vote for independence

Natives in alberta make up 5-7% of albertas population, that includes metis which aren't even considered indigenous to some treaty members. Why would 95% of the population be held hostage by 5%? Show me the democracy in that.

@saniyafatma1278 If you are real. You are mean and stupid

@otokyo__ Noted

@PierrePoilievre @AndrewScheer Sir; read the room! (Timing!)

We have the projects. The workers. The resources. So what’s stopping us?

@Michphil1998 Your premise is wrong

So apparently Albertans have a “duty to consult” the Indian bands our very tax dollar support. Weird, why wasn’t this “duty to consult” required with the forever Canada petition, when the federal government sent billions of our tax dollars to Ukraine and other foreign countries, when billions of our tax dollars were used to subsidize failing battery plants and cricket factories or when they allowed millions of foreigners to invade our country? Why is this “duty to consult” only applicable in this situation and for oil and gas pipelines? It’s almost like the “duty to consult” only applies when people want to do something the federal government disagrees with. This court ruling is PROOF that Albertans needs to separate from Canada as remaining in Canada ENSURES Albertans will NEVER have their voices heard!

@CalgaryDave This is pure illogic!

Hot take: The ruling today against Freedom in Alberta is one of the best things that could have happened for Independence. Moderates, of which there are many, will now see that the gov't is trying every trick in the book to force Albertans to have no options.

@LifeLiberty1787 @marlene4719

@marlene4719 Still haven’t gotten an answer, Canadian. Why do you care? Many Canadians already help destroy Canada. Canadians, don’t ever forget the fact that if it wasn’t for the United States of America, you all would be speaking Chinese.

Trump attempts his juvenile power move, tug-of-war handshake, with president Xi who knows exactly how to handle a malignant narcissist asshole.

@acoyne I’m proud of the First Nations and thank them for!

Imagine that. Turns out you can’t lawfully hold a referendum on whether to take something that isn’t yours: like land covered by treaties, or the sovereign territory of Canada.

@cspotweet @GlobalEdmonton Sorry … that’s just ridiculous!

BREAKING: Premier Danielle Smith says that while her government supports Alberta staying in Canada, she will be appealing a court decision that quashed a possible separatist petition/referendum.

@Simi_2210_ 4

99.9% get this wrong because they forget basic order of operations. What’s "a"?

@NadineGNess The US is due south; join it

I was just thinking, if Alberta and SK separates, perhaps they could make mineral rights belong to land owners instead of their new government, just like in the US. This would likely entice a few fence sitters more towards independence.

@jkenney @acoyne Good man!

I understand that my personal information, including my home address, was shared publicly on a screen at a recent Alberta separatist event. It was also recorded on video, and is now circulating. This was apparently part of the outrageous data leak of Albertans’ private information, wherein Elections Alberta shared its entire detailed provincial voter database with the “Republican Party of Alberta,” which in turn shared it with some separatist group called the “Centurion Project,” whose leadership then shared my personal information publicly. Over the past few years I have received no shortage of threats from people broadly associated with the separatist / antivax / far right movement in Alberta. So it is disturbing that my personal information is now broadly available, particularly in those circles. While I have been targeted specifically, the broader data breach may also effect vulnerable Albertans, including victims of domestic violence, journalists, activists, judges, and other public servants for years to come. I will retain legal counsel to seek advice on recourse regarding this outrageous and potentially dangerous violation of my personal privacy.

@VolodyaTretyak Art R’eco

What is the name of such interior style? 🤔

@IAmSteveHarvey Provence

What’s one place you’ve been that actually lived up to the hype?