Rachel Notley

The UCP government is willing to gamble with your pension by pulling out of the Canadian Pension Plan. Albertans have been clear that they do not want a provincial pension plan. Instead, Danielle Smith’s plan is to spend more of our money on advertising to sell Albertans something we do not want. Albertans don't trust the UCP government to manage their pensions. We need to tell them that loud and clear.  Signs are limited, so order yours now before we run out! albertasfuture.ca/hands-off-our-…

All Albertans should be concerned about these changes and push back against this anti-democratic bill. You can access the full text of the bill here: assembly.ab.ca/assembly-busin… 4/4 #AbLeg

@MarkConnollyCBC Dreeshan claims ‘knowing that the right thing was done’ gives him confidence? They FIRED the ppl trying to investigate the problem! 🤦‍♀️

On it @RtHonJoeClark @AKimCampbell @chretien Paul Martin @stephenharper #flagday February 15

Raj Pannu was an elegant intelligent and kind person who exemplified a rarely seen political grace. He never wavered in his commitment to the Alberta NDP and the principles of social democracy. While ensuring concrete wins for vulnerable Albertans and building solidarity with working people he retained an authentic humility loved by so many. You can rest in peace Raj, knowing that you’ve left thousands in your wake who will do our part to Raj against the machine. ✊️🧡

I’m thrilled to join Southern Butler Price, an innovative law firm led by a brilliant team of women I deeply admire. SBP shares my passion for fairness, solving tough problems, and supporting positive change. I can’t wait to bring my experience to this exciting new chapter.

@CBCradiotara @CBCEdmonton Interesting interview this am with UCP minister misinformation. I urge you to interview @JanisIrwin who has been unpacking the real numbers revealing the true consequences of UCP attacks on vulnerable Albertans who are houseless.

Nearly 40,000 people have taken our survey on protecting pensions already. Let's get over that mark before 2023 ends! Have your say on retirement security here: albertasfuture.ca/event-registra… Let's get ready to fight for CPP in 2024!

Take a listen to @NagwanYYC (Alberta NDP Energy Shadow Minister). UCP plan to mine the Rockies is wrong and we have to fight back..

Better is possible… but not with this UCP government 👇

This was one heck of a parting gift… but I’m pretty sure taxpayers weren’t asked to sign the goodbye card 😏

I write with mixed feelings to announce that today I will be sending a letter to the Speaker of the Alberta Legislative Assembly, advising of my intent to resign my position as the MLA for Edmonton Strathcona, effective December 30, 2024. It was last January this year when I announced I would be stepping down as leader of Alberta’s NDP. I was excited and proud to see our membership swell to over 80,000 members as four worthy contestants sought their votes in June of this year. Naheed Nenshi’s selection represents a tremendous opportunity for all Albertans seeking practical solutions to the affordability crisis, along with a genuine commitment to fixing our healthcare so that all Albertans can get the support they need no matter where they live or how much they earn. It has been an indescribable honour to represent the people of my neighbourhood and community for almost 17 years. Edmonton Strathcona is a diverse constituency, defined by an unparalleled level of connection between its residents that plays out every day at festivals, independent small businesses of all types, theatres, schools, playgrounds, parks, trails, and community leagues. To all of my constituents, thank you for putting your trust in me over these many years, and thank you for your support, advice and engagement along the way. To the staff and volunteers who worked beside me to make life better for Albertans, your work contributed to doing just that, in so many ways. To my fellow caucus members, you’re a dedicated, caring and fun team. I’m going to miss you, but mostly I can’t wait for you to form government so you can get to work building a better future for all Albertans. Finally, to my family, thank you again for supporting it all. See you on the trails!

After almost 17 years in #ableg, today I watched as this legislature sunk to its lowest point ever. The UCP voted to breach the Charter and fundamental human rights of transgender young people and their families, to have equal access to healthcare. Alberta is the only province to act with this much callous cruelty. Trans Rights are human rights and the UCP cares nothing for either.

The votes have been counted and we have an Art From the Unknown People’s Choice winner! I’m pleased to introduce Karlie Marrazzo, a photographer and mini collage artist. She rescues Polaroid frames from imperfect photographs and, within the confines of the small frame, creates existential mini collages that contemplate human emotion and our place in the Universe. To see more of her art check out @figliadifoto on IG and marrazzocreative.etsy.com blahnewsorg.wordpress.com

John Horgan spent most of his adult life devoted to public service. His was a down to earth and reliable voice in support of BC’s working people - always focused on standing up for regular folks. It was these values and a likeable authenticity that earned him the top job in BC, making him the first NDP premier to be elected to two terms in office in BC. Of course we had a couple of disagreements, but John was always determined to do what he believed to be the very best for the people of British Columbia. He went on to lead his province through multiple unprecedented emergencies with a steady hand. BC has lost a very important person today. My thoughts go out to his family, his friends, and his colleagues.

This kind of flip flop reveals bad judgement at best: deciding to attack the very kids she once cried about, for her own political interest, reveals profound immorality.

I am pleased to present, April Angeles – one of the 2023 People’s Choice winners. April is a completely self-taught Filipino Canadian visual artist and works mainly with acrylics and graphite. April’s recent abstract works incorporate recycled materials which she transforms into pieces that convey stories, movement, and emotion. To see more of April’s art visit the Old Strathcona Performing Arts Centre November 1-3 and check out @aprilangelesart on IG.

Yesterday Alberta’s NDP Opposition broke with convention to emphatically vote no at first reading of three historically cruel cynical and bullying pieces of legislation - all three of which breach Canada’s Charter of Rights and Freedoms.

I am pleased to present Dilys Kulchitsky, a self-taught encaustic artist and Registered Nurse! She paints with tinted bees wax and creates collage images using kimono fabric, washi paper, wall paper samples, copper wire & dried flowers. As a commission she had the honour of incorporating a loved one’s ashes into a painting of a favourite spot in the Rocky Mountains. To see more of Dilys’ art, visit the Old Strathcona Performing Arts Centre November 1-3 and check out dilyskulchitsky.com/and @dilyskulchitsky on IG.

I am pleased to present Jonathan Gutierrez, a Filipino-Canadian self-taught artist. His focus involves painting & drawing, abstract painting, mixed media, traditional and digital artwork. Enjoy this piece with a unique blend of bold colors, intricate details, and emotional depth. To see more of Jonathan’s art visit the Old Strathcona Performing Arts Centre November 1-3 and check out jonscreativeart.online and @jongutierrezart on IG

I am pleased to present Sophie Graine, an emerging visual artist who specializes in landscape paintings and linocut prints. Primarily a self-taught artist, her formal education is in the natural sciences. Her paintings evoke both the serene and the dramatic aspects of the natural world. Enjoy “Beyond” a linocut painting with multiple layers and colors. To see more of Sophie’s art visit the Old Strathcona Performing Arts Centre November 1-3 and check out sophiegraine.com and @sophiegraine on IG