Sean Amato

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The latest allegations about Jeffrey Rath ripping off his First Nation clients are very disturbing. This is someone who convinced the UCP to change the law for him and his separatist friends multiple times - he doesn’t belong anywhere near power. #ableg

#edmonton #explosion a massive explosion on 82nd whole building burning down

@N8V_Calgarian Yikes.

@JSJamato Sean… this feels like the summer of 87.

Getting absolutely blasted with rain in west #yeg again. Just like yesterday. Me and all the Safeway customers are waiting it out the lobby. #yegwx

when it comes to voting in the referendum, it couldn't be more clear: remain in Canada and no to the rest 🇨🇦

This is an Alberta Emergency Alert. Beaverlodge RCMP has updated an Amber Alert. This alert is in effect for everyone north of Grande Cache, up to Chateh, and within the North and West provincial boundaries. On July 7, Lanakai Morrison was abducted from Beaverlodge. Lanakai is age 6, white male child, slight build, has long light brown hair and brown eyes. He is believed to be abducted by his mother, Krista Morrison. Krista is age 35, 5 ft 8 in, medium build, with long dark brown hair and brown eyes. They may be travelling with Daniel Ludwig, age 35, white male, 5 ft 11 in, large build, shaved head, brown eyes and Karl Morrison, age 4, white male child, slight build, long dirty blonde hair and brown eyes. It is believed they are driving in a 2006 red Ford F350, AB license plate CXW8820. Do not approach. Call Beaverlodge RCMP at 780-354-2955, or local police, if you have any information. alberta.ca/aea/cap/2026/0… #ABemerg #ABAMBER

This is an Alberta Emergency Alert. The Beaverlodge RCMP have issued an Amber Alert. In effect for everyone within 200km of Beaverlodge. This amber alert is for the abduction of a child on July 7 by his mother. Lanakai Morrison is age 6, white, male, slight build, long light brown hair, and brown eyes. Lanakai may be with his mother, Krista Morrison, a 35 year old female, 5 ft 8 in, medium build, with long dark brown hair and brown eyes. Krista may be driving a black 2015 Toyota Tundra with AB license plate CTN9517. They may be travelling with Daniel Ludwig, a 35 year old white male, 5 ft 11 in, large build, brown hair and brown eyes. They may also have Karl Morrison with them, a 4 year old white male, slight build, long dirty blonde hair and brown eyes Do not approach the suspect. Please contact the Beaverlodge RCMP at 780-354-2955, or your local police service, if you have any information. alberta.ca/aea/cap/2026/0… #ABemerg #ABAMBER

@wsattler119 People in TV and radio newsrooms are often the same people producing news for your cellphone.

@JSJamato People get their news on their cellphone, Radio and TV are obsolete

This sucks. I feel awful for my former colleagues and all the people who enjoyed & relied upon their work. The Canadian news biz, as we know it, is slowly dying amid a massive brain drain. No easy solutions but this is bad for our democracy. cbc.ca/news/canada/br…

@miket136 Typical a far-right fella would hate mainstream news. That's freedom. But your argument is flawed: - if the news was "bought-and-paid for," they would be opening outlets not shuttering them - if it's a political/content issue where are all the conservative radio/tv stations?

@JSJamato The news biz is “slowly dying” because coverage is entirely left-biased narrative support and incurious parroting of Liberal news releases. Your industry is a bought-and-paid-for marketing department for the Liberal regime and allied woke causes. Good riddance to rubbish.

Smith has already separated from Canada.

@Francis_Urq @keithgerein Or just, you know, the truth.

@keithgerein Thanks to @JSJamato we now wonder how much of this tweet is written with an eye on the NDP caucus hiring process.

Bit by bit, the substructure of our democracy is being eroded. A delay to annual reports may seem minor, but add it to the list: FOIP dysfunction, gerrymandering and other elxn meddling, interfering with independent officers and cities, withholding and manipulating info... #ableg

Canada Day hits a little deeper this year 🇨🇦 Canada is a place that encourages you to dream bigger than your circumstances, to take chances, and to believe there’s room for you here — exactly as you are. This the Canada I believe in. And it’s not something I take for granted. It’s something worth celebrating, protecting, and continuing to build, together, as proud Albertans.

@Jon59812180 @calgaryherald Weird way to say you don’t support fair pay or affordability…

@JSJamato @calgaryherald Remember when the NDP was in power last time? Remember when they raised taxes dozens of times? Remember when nenshit advocated for child mutilation?

“The UCP is taking advantage of these workers,” Nenshi said during Monday’s news conference. “It’s time for practical, pragmatic approaches that really will make a difference for people,” said Nenshi. #ableg #cdnpoli calgaryherald.com/news/politics/… via @calgaryherald

Thanks to the Alberta Legislature Press Gallery for a wonderful send off. Was an honour to be recognized alongside 2 absolute hall of famers, @CGriwkowsky & @gthomsonink. There is still a lot of talent and knowledge there, but also room for fresh talent. #ableg #cdnpoli

For months, Alberta’s NDP has been calling on the UCP government to remove the provincial gas tax and give Albertans real relief in the face of the soaring price of gas, thanks to the Trump war in Iran. The Premier has repeatedly minimized the affordability struggles of Albertans, claiming that saving a few bucks on a tank of gas was ‘no big deal’. After we released our Affordability Agenda, they crafted something on the back of a napkin to give some Albertans a one-time payment of $100. No one knows how much this will cost in administration or how it’s going to work. In fact, the average Alberta family pays over $350 a year in provincial gas taxes alone, not to mention the highest auto insurance rates in the county and soaring electricity and grocery prices. This $100 payment is welcome but doesn’t really help most Albertans who work hard every day to feed their families and are paying more than they should at the pump. Our plan is clear and simple, saving Albertans hundreds of dollars every year. That’s hundreds of dollars that could be going toward essentials during an affordability crisis that the UCP denies even exists. Alberta’s New Democrats have a real plan to reduce utility rates, lower grocery prices , end nuisance fees, and protect your paycheques. Let’s keep more money in Albertans’ pockets.