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@treadheavynow @stayfreealberta @RiseOfAlberta @PaulMitchell_AB @JeffreyRWRath @ikwilson @DavidJPba @TheRealKeean Thank you!

Petition signing in Canmore today! Out for a drive? Come on by! No lines, great views and lots of smiles! @stayfreealberta @RiseOfAlberta @PaulMitchell_AB @JeffreyRWRath @ikwilson @DavidJPba @TheRealKeean

"I wonder how many people will one day sit with their grandchildren and admit they were fence-sitters during Alberta’s defining moment. That they were too scared to sign the Stay Free Alberta independence petition. Too worried about what their friends, family, or coworkers might think. Or that they simply hoped Canada would somehow “go back to the way it was,” so they stayed silent and didn’t vote. History rarely remembers the cautious. It remembers those who had the courage to stand when it mattered."

@CthuluFtagn Public sidewalk!

@a_gambla Remember you're not allowed on their property traitor! 🤣🤣🤣

Sign the Alberta Independence petition this weekend! Saturday 10-4PM and Sunday 12-3PM on Macleod trail public sidewalk by Chinook Home Depot. Make your voice heard. More signing locations here stayfreealberta.com/sign/

62% of Albertans voted to end equalization on Oct 21, 2018. Knowing full well that the ONLY way equalization will end for Alberta is through independence, why wouldn't 62% of voting Albertans vote in favor of independence? 1/2 elections.ab.ca/elections/refe…

@MikeJamiesonYYC This is unacceptable

The Water Efficiency Plan Update passed Committee yesterday and goes to Council a month from now.  In my view, Calgary does not have a water shortage… we have an infrastructure problem.  The City uses only 43% of its licensed water allocation… meaning we have plenty of water.   The 2024 crisis was as result of a neglected water main breaking, not the river running dry. Yet this plan proposes: - permanent mandatory watering schedules; - authority to city officials to shut off household water for non-compliance; - enforcement that relies on neighbours reporting (snitching on) neighbours. All while the City loses 22% of treated water to its own leaking infrastructure… by far worst of any city in Canada. I along with other Councillors raised these concerns at Committee.  I'll be posting a survey on this soon, as the Administration's 'public engagement' was weak. Stay tuned. What do you think? Full report: pub-calgary.escribemeetings.com/filestream.ash… Summary of proposed bylaw changes: pub-calgary.escribemeetings.com/filestream.ash… High level budget: pub-calgary.escribemeetings.com/filestream.ash… Public Engagement Report: pub-calgary.escribemeetings.com/filestream.ash… #yyccc #yycpoli #yyc #calgary

@YakkStack Absolutely abhorrent

What if my grandkids want to run through the sprinkler on a 30+ day, out in the backyard? Fines? Shut my water off? These people are assholes.

@RobWardCGY Yes because Chinook centre train station and surrounding area is absolutely overrun with crime, open drug and alcohol consumption, and homeless people. It’s a mess.

Calgary Police are redrawing district boundaries due to rising call volumes. Chinook Centre is moving from the downtown district to District 6. That matters! Chinook generates a high number of calls, and this change should improve response times and resource allocation in Ward 11. livewirecalgary.com/2026/04/02/sur…

It’s been 44,042 days since Alberta entered a broken confederation without a recorded vote in Parliament, I might add. It has been 13,066 days since a federal government last attempted structural changes to the Constitution to make canada work for all provinces. Jason Kenney, university professors, media talking heads, and all the way down to Tommy L keep saying, with false empathy, that they understand our real frustrations and grievances, yet they never offer any concrete solutions beyond “we must work on it within Canada.” I cannot stand people who bring problems but offer no solutions. Alberta patriots are actually bringing a solution, and their critics aren’t countering it with anything of substance. That leaves us with one solution: Alberta independence.

Ottawa wants to spend $90 Billion on high-speed rail between Toronto and Quebec City. That's $4000 out of the pocket of every Canadian taxpayer to fund something that 99% will never use. As usual, Western Canadians will be paying to subsidize Ontario and Quebec. Insanity.

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@GreyMatterConvo @PeymanAskari451 Uniparty

At their most recent convention, the CPC membership voted down a motion to get rid of DEI, stating that “it would be too divisive”. The fact is that the CPC are nearly as WOKE as the other parties. Case in point: look at PP’s two deputies. A Sikh, and a lesbian LGBTQ lobbyist.

When compared with other universal health-care countries, Canada’s health spending already ranks among the highest in the developed world, while Canadian access to care ranks among the lowest with among the fewest medical technologies per population

@cdnrefugee 👏

Did I mention that on May 29 we will arrive in Alberta to become residents so we can vote for independence?Looking like an even better decision all the time!

Today: Federal politicians get: > +$8,800 for backbench MPs > +$13,000 for Ministers > +$17,600 for the Prime Minister You get: >Alcohol excise tax increase 2% > Industrial Carbon Tax increase from $95 to $110/tonne > 🖕

More votes for freedom coming 😎 Every country facing $100/barrel oil: 🇦🇺 Australia: fuel tax cut in half, free transit 🇮🇹 Italy: emergency fuel tax cut 🇪🇸 Spain: fuel tax relief 🇮🇪 Ireland: fuel tax relief 🇵🇹 Portugal: fuel tax relief 🇨🇦 Canada: raised industrial carbon tax & alcohol taxes

Calgary is getting an outrageous 8.1% property tax increase. The City of Calgary portion increased by 1.2%. The Provincial portion of the tax increased by 19.8% for residential & 8.8% for non-residential. Absolutely disgusting. The UCP needs to cut that asap. #yyccc