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@Gerry39464526 @ABDanielleSmith Hahahahahahaha blaming the premier for a spring storm that happens once in a blue moon. You’re an idiot. Keep crying lmao

@Velvet_Calamity @CoryBMorgan And that is what the Alberta separation group is doing….getting a clear majority lol and they wouldn’t repeal something put in the first place to prevent provinces from leaving soo easily. Might as well bet on Quebec leaving next lmao

Simple. The Federal government of Canada, now a majority, can amend or even repeal the Clarity Act. Because it is regular federal legislation rather than a part of the formal Constitution, it follows the standard legislative process. What is the Clarity act? The Clarity Act (formally Bill C-20) is Canadian federal legislation enacted in 2000—not 1988—that establishes the conditions for the federal government to negotiate a province's secession, following the 1995 Quebec referendum. It ensures that secession negotiations can only occur if a referendum question is deemed "clear" and a "clear majority" votes to leave.

How much did Alberta independence support rise by in the last 24 hours? 1% 5% 10% More?

@Velvet_Calamity @CoryBMorgan LOL. I literally said all those things. The US would 10000% use this as their own leverage and Canada would have to negotiate. All you’re saying is that the possibilities of outcomes will take longer than what you are comfortable with. I highly doubt anyone in favor of leav cares

Incorrect. Ottawa and the other provinces have to negotiate in good faith, as that is part of the process, if and when a province like Alberta, enters into a separation framed referendum - that is successful. They (Ottawa and the other provinces), plus other proponents (first nations) don't have to accept anything from Alberta in a successful separation referendum. Alternatively, they could drag this out for years. The negotiation between Alberta and the rest of Canada will take years to complete - if the result is a successful separation. It isn't an immediate/ quick process. Now, Alberta could go it alone and say fuck you Ottawa and leave - which would likely come to Alberta asking for international recognition - which isn't a full proof avenue in itself. Alberta could ask the United States for international recognition - at which point - that puts a conflict between the United States and Canada.

@Velvet_Calamity @CoryBMorgan Also, please tell us about what other mechanisms are being put in place on preventing us to leave? The court injunction is fugazi and wont last long as FNs cannot withhold the referendum when they are still within their own right to stay connected to the Federal gov

The Alberta independence could raise 50% and it wouldn't matter as there are mechanisms in place or being put into place to stop it at all costs. The gathering of signatures has had legal intervention, in stopping it from happening. In April 2026, the Court of King's Bench of Alberta intervened in the process of a citizen-led petition for provincial separation, imposing a pause on the validation of signatures while evaluating constitutional challenges brought by First Nations. The Federal government, now with a majority government, will stop at nothing - at stopping this referendum and further more - do whatever it has to do - to stop Alberta separation. They say that, Ottawa, and the other provinces have to act in good faith in this process.. Can we really expect that - that will happen.

I'm pretty sure Matt Jeneroux, who lied and misled his constituents during the last election, hasn't shown up for work ONE TIME since November, and hasn't even bothered to cast a vote. At the very least, he should reimburse taxpayers the $50K+ he's taken without doing any work.

@Roman_Baber @MarkJCarney Hahahahaha this is coming from the guy that swore that @BarbaraBalCPC would slash gov jobs. Congratulations, you played yourself Bruce.

Are you flying solo Bruce, or did @MarkJCarney sign off on this?

@alley_kat_beer found this in my dad’s beer fridge…says it’s been in there for 3+ years. According to your expert opinion, how long do you figure it has in his fridge? 😂😂😂

@cafreeland LOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOL this is the dumbest thing I’ve ever seen

Pierre Poilievre is ready to sell out Canada to Trump. Join the fight. Donate today. chrystiafreeland.ca

@AaronGunn @CBC Fucking disgusting

Posted less than 12 hours after his murder. Stay classy @CBC. Not sure what we'd do without you.

@FriedgeHNIC @Sportsnet Here we go again with the dumb cryptic acronyms

Western Conference Game 4 coverage begins in 2 minutes on @Sportsnet...streaming on Sportsnet+ DATAS/EMOS Referee Chris Rooney returns after suffering a deep cut over his eye in Game 7 of FLA/TOR series Enjoy!

@GoldenKnights Hahahahaha glad to see that dumb letter attached your name as if you own the entire league. Have fun golfing.

That's a wrap on Season 8. #VegasBorn

@PierrePoilievre He’s starting to piss me off, and I like him.

Anyone in #saskatoon know if there are any watch parties for the election tonight? @BradRedekopp #cdnpoli #VoteConservative

@MarkJCarney You ratio’d him hahahaha let’s gooooooooo

Tomorrow, Canadians go to the polls. It’s time to come together, build a strong economy, and stand up for Canada. Vote #CanadaStrong.

@truckdriverpleb @thevivafrei Thank you @truckdriverpleb. Following you at the rallies made me excited about my vote. Thanks for all you did.

@thevivafrei Thank you for this. Your coverage of the Convoy inspired this. You will forever be a Canadian hero for that

You did good, @truckdriverpleb

@MTW2478 Incorrect. Social programs are staying. Stop it with your inaccurate facts.

Tomorrow is your last opportunity to vote Liberal for PM Carney. Pierre will bring plastic straws home but cancel our federal dental plan & school lunch program, he’ll mess with our Charter of Rights, he’ll ignore climate change & welcome Trump with open arms. #VoteLiberal

@TrueEager @notspam672 Of course you only care about the news that come from the most left-wing media outlet that’s 100% government funded 😂😂😂

@notspam672 I don't care how long he's been on the road. I care what the CBC says. And clearly, so do you, or you wouldn't be making a point of pretending that nobody gives a f*** with the CBC says. 😂

According to the CBC, Pierre Poilièvre has just straight up stopped taking questions from reporters...

@ArfinNathaniel Why not? Are you the one dealing with criminals that face zero consequences? Do you put your life on the line knowing crime is up and the same criminals you fought to keep out of our streets get to go back without bail? No. They’re sick and tired and they deserve better.

This is absolutely horrifying. Police associations can not have political opinions.

@kylaistweeting I’m Albertan & I voted for Pierre Poilievre