Aaron

@Donsmith524 I admire your ability to not let facts get in the way of your opinions. Take care.

@aasingleton17 Because you don’t like them? They are in a partnership with the Republican Party of Alberta. You’ve been had my guy

These are the very real consequences of such a massive personal information leak. It's not "just like a phone book". This incident puts people's lives at very real risk. Pardon my language, but fuck everyone involved in this leak.

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@aasingleton17 What was the app called?

@Donsmith524 Centurion isn't a CA.

@aasingleton17 You seem confused about definitions

@Donsmith524 S 19.1 of the Election Act

@aasingleton17 That’s not the law

@Donsmith524 There was no verification on that app to prove you were a canvasser. Media said they were able to register without any proof they were with the campaign. And that list should never have been made available to anyone outside of the authorized party who initially had it.

@aasingleton17 Yes and the app was canvassers only. Have a nice day

@Donsmith524 Putting the confidential electors list on a publicly accessible platform for anyone to see is the definition of a leak.

@aasingleton17 There was no leak There is no there there

Alberta voter list leak is a potential public safety disaster: enforcement experts globalnews.ca/news/11828244/…

Should Stan Bowman get the axe in Edmonton? #SDP #LetsGoOilers

“A bunch of you consented to providing health data and we allegedly just acquired your personal data and published it without consent so that basically the same thing” Even in this, they play the victim card. #abpoli #ableg #cdnpoli

From telling Stay Free Alberta canvassers to sign up with the Centurion project (i.e. get access to voters list) to boost their impact to claiming to never having had access to the lists. So, did Rath and crew never register for the app? Because if he did, seems he had access.

This is outright fear-mongering at this point, good grief. Fans and players are already disappoined by the outcome of this season, let's worry about 26-27 before we start obsessing over the long-shot "its possibles" for at least 2 years out from now. The team has the power both upstairs and on-ice to make this entire conversation even more irrelevant than it already is.

I share some of Connor's concerns, and I think he's done an excellent job in this interview. I encourage people A) to watch the entire interview and B) not read more into it than what he is saying. I think his messaging says what needs to be said, don't overthink it. I think his frustrations are reasonable. Is his future secure here? No, and he'd be crazy to say otherwise. It's up to management to make decisive moves over the next two seasons (particularly *this* summer) to add some assurances for our Captain. He wants to win. Here. Your move, Org.

@dmacpher @coreyhoganyyc

@coreyhoganyyc I just lost the game

“The Sims” was released closer to the Vietnam War than present day.

The allegation of misuse of Alberta voters lists by separatists would be concerning at any time but it's doubly concerning at this time and on this issue. Political parties are entrusted with a great deal of information. And each piece - each voter contact - on its own, seems almost inconsequential. An address, a phone number - you can still find that in the white pages for most people. But as anyone over a certain age knows, not everyone is listed in the white pages, not everyone’s address is presented. The voter lists also include email addresses, and your presence on it or not strongly indicates citizenship status and other protected information. In 2026, the sheer volume of records is also a risk. That information, particularly in an environment where signatures are collected and then validated AGAINST the list, presents new opportunities to falsify signature collection. We do not know that has happened, to be clear. But Albertans now worry - if there’s reason to believe the data privacy rules were violated, what other rules are broken or bent? The citizen initiative signature acquisition process relies on trust - and for many, trust is now completely shattered. Albertans reasonably want assurances their data is protected. Albertans reasonably want assurances that the signatures captured are legitimate. At a minimum, Elections Alberta and the Alberta Legislature needs to be thinking about how these signatures are audited going forward. They should also consider how Albertans can assure themselves that their name has not been falsely added. This will add cost and complexity to the validation process. Maybe that cost and complexity is not worth it when the question is about daylight saving. But given the stakes of the separatists’ proposed referendum, that is a necessary cost. I also hope and expect, as an Albertan, that the authorities are on top of this. It is important that violations of our election laws, if any, are addressed - and that any loopholes that exist are closed, and trust is built back into the citizen initiative system.

@SPhillipsAB @Frazzling @ElectionsAB Not the same thing at all. But since you brought it up, feel free to send a picture of this year's phonebook you use. I'm sure you still get them 🙄

@SPhillipsAB @Frazzling @ElectionsAB What I want to know is what happens if (hope to God it never does) someone is tracked down and hurt or worse because they got access to the victim's information through this leak. The potential for serious criminality is too significant.

One the biggest - and most consequential - data breaches in Alberta history. Unlawful access and sale of personal information by separatists. @ElectionsAB was warned a MONTH ago. I know they’re busy. I know the Elxns Act was gutted by the UCP. Still. Call the cops.

@Nuni_Sas_Yu That was wrong, full stop. But again, false equivalency. He hacked the portal. He didn't leak 3 million pieces of informational data to the entire internet. You can't compare this to anything because this has never happened in Alberta's history.

Yeah

I'm not a lawyer, but........ #abpoli #ableg

I’d recommend watching Draisaitl’s entire press conference. People will use short clips to create an angle. Yes, he said he was concerned about them taking a step back, but then he went into detail about why he thought it happened and how they can be better. Very direct, homest and thoughtful responses from a leader. He doesn’t believe they are far away, but they (Mgmt, coaches and players) need to improve in some areas to get back in track. His response about the team maybe taking for granted how hard it is to win and what it takes, all season not just in the playoffs, stood out.

@sarahbyyc It's "just inflation", Pierre .

1.38 back in 2014 is now worth… Wait for it. 1.85 today. Pierre. Math isn’t hard. Inflation is a simple concept. You should know that. Comms, do better. You make him look like a damn fool #cdnpoli #cadpoli