Ken Chapman

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@Pollara I think the 40% of UCP voters who don't want Alberta to separate will be more inclined to vote for the new progressive conservative option, the Progressive Tory Party, in the next election.

Pollara (Feb 19-24, n=2410) Mark Carney's government feels like a Progressive Conservative government Agree 35% Disagree 42% Among current Liberal voters: 44% / 40% pollara.com/majority-of-ca…

The Carney government feels like a "new government" to more people than a "fourth term government". Among those who voted Liberal in 2025, 56% say it feels like a new government vs. 26% fourth term Liberal government. pollara.com/majority-of-ca…

@cspotweet This public inquiry is petty political posturing aimed at harassing Nenshi, not at greeting the facts or fixing the problem. Where we need a public inquiry is in healthcare corruption. That's not going to happen.

"This is not an odd prioritization, I think the question is odd." Minister Dan Williams asked about why Alberta taxpayers are footing the bill for Calgary's municipal water probe, as well as to why this investigation has more teeth than a recent provincial health care inquiry.

@alex_prompter I hope you didn't mind me reading it. It's interesting.

🚨 Holy shit… Stanford just exposed that every major AI company is using your private conversations to train their models by default. They analyzed the privacy policies of OpenAI, Google, Meta, Anthropic, Microsoft, and Amazon. Reviewed 28 separate documents across all 6 companies. The findings are worrisome. Every prompt you type. Every file you upload. Every personal detail you share. All of it feeds directly into model training the moment you hit send. That health question you asked ChatGPT at 2am? Training data. Legal situation you described to Claude? Training data. The photo you uploaded to Gemini? Training data. Some companies retain your conversations INDEFINITELY. Amazon, Meta, and OpenAI have no confirmed deletion timeline for certain chat data. Your most private conversations could sit on their servers forever. It gets worse for kids. Four out of six companies allow children aged 13-18 to use their chatbots, and most don’t treat children’s data any differently. Kids’ conversations are likely getting fed into model training by default. Kids who can’t legally consent to it. Here’s something most people missed: enterprise customers are opted OUT of training by default. You, the consumer paying $20/month? Opted IN. Companies paying thousands? Protected automatically. There’s a two-tiered privacy system and you’re on the wrong side of it. OpenAI even frames the opt-in with guilt. Their settings page says “Improve the model for everyone.” Stanford’s researchers flagged this as a textbook dark pattern designed to make you feel bad for protecting your own data. Meta’s contractors told reporters they routinely see identifiable personal information in the chat data they review. Journalists were able to positively identify at least one real person from chat transcripts shared with them. The privacy policies themselves? Stanford had to dig through 6 separate documents just for OpenAI alone. Most real disclosures were buried in sub-policies no normal person would ever find. The researchers said it was challenging for THEM to piece it together. For consumers? “Practically impossible.” Only Microsoft explicitly stated they try to remove personal data like names, phone numbers, and addresses before training. The rest are either vague about it or completely silent.

@MarkJCarney He will be a positive addition to the Alberta Liberal caucus.

I am honoured to welcome Matt Jeneroux to our caucus as the newest member of Canada’s new government. Building a stronger, more resilient, and more independent country will require ambition, collaboration, and occasionally, sacrifice. I am grateful to Matt and his family that he will continue his service as a strong voice for Edmonton Riverbend in Parliament. For more than a decade, Matt has been entrusted by Albertans to help shape a stronger future. He was first elected to Alberta’s Legislature in 2012 and to Canada’s Parliament in 2015 — earning four consecutive mandates in the House of Commons. In Ottawa, he has taken on portfolios that are central to Canada’s economic strength, security, and national resilience — including as Shadow Minister for supply chains, innovation, infrastructure, health, and housing. He is a strong voice in international engagement and parliamentary diplomacy, having served as Vice-Chair of the Canada-UK Interparliamentary Association and Founder of the Canada-ASEAN Parliamentary Group, and building direct working relationships with lawmakers across NATO, Europe, Asia, Africa, the United States and the OSCE. As a new special advisor on economic and security partnerships, Matt’s leadership will contribute to strengthening Canada’s alliances and trade partnerships, advancing Canada’s leadership in global security cooperation, and building our strength at home. The world has changed, and Canada must change with it. This is a time to come together — and together, we will build a stronger future for Edmonton, Alberta, and all Canadians.

It's about time lawyers started to get engaged in protecting the Rule of Law and Democracy in Alberta. Smith's Authoritarian Libertarian Separatist enabling playbook is abhorrent to mainstream Alberta values.

TL;DR: Alberta would need 11 hospitals in Edmonton and Calgary to be resourced to the Canadian average. 1/6 🏥 Why is Alberta’s healthcare system under such strain? It’s not "management"—it’s a numbers problem 40 years in the making. Let’s look at the data. 🧵 #AbLeg #CdnHealth

Are the Americans getting out of EV production? Seems as though. Canada will be shifting to Asian and European cars as a result.

Carney Gets Serious and Creative About Rebuilding Jasper Park Townsite #abpoli #abgov #JASPER #cdnpoli open.substack.com/pub/kenchapman…

Wow! Even the Polievere Alt-Reicht CPC hasn't done that. Democracy dies in darkness.

It was a pleasure to meet with South Dakota Governor, and the President @realDonaldTrump nominee for the next U.S. Secretary of Homeland Security, Kristi Noem @kristinoem We had a great chat about how Alberta is working to strengthen security on our shared border and enhance the critical trade relationship between our great nations.

Carney's Elbows Up at Davos open.substack.com/pub/kenchapman…

Separatist lawyer Jeffrey Rath seems to be in serious trouble based on this media story on his first day of a Law Society disciplinary hearing. edmontonjournal.com/news/politics/…

David Parker @DavidJPba is a treasonous piece of shit whose wet dream is to destroy Canada. He was also recently found guilty of accepting out-of-country (American) donations during an election. David projects as a Christian, he’s a White Christian Nationalist who often has trouble controlling his emotions. From all proud Canadians David, burn in hell. #IAMCANADIAN 🇨🇦

Another First Nation Sues Over Alberta Separation Referendum open.substack.com/pub/kenchapman… Subscribe to kenchapman46.substack.com

King Charles III delivered a strong and meaningful Christmas message.

@mark_dorin @DyinginAbcan The Smith-picked AIMCO Board headed by Stephen Harper is far from politically arms length. It's investing in the UCP policy agenda instead. And losing Albertan's personal pension money. It's an immoral sham. #abpoli #abgov

@DyinginAbcan When teachers and landowners figure out how much they have in common (their economic futures are tied to ensuring oil and gas doesn't rape them financially) and team up, we'll make some progress on reversing the corruption.

Who owns bankrupt Razor Energy? AIMCo is a major shareholder, having invested (lost) close to $100 million. Is your pension fund managed by AIMCo? Teachers take note. cbc.ca/news/canada/ed…

The Smith-UCP Are a Heartless Government , by @KenChapman46 open.substack.com/pub/kenchapman…