Matthew Rowley

The court hasn’t stopped the petition — only paused what happens after it’s submitted. The judge confirmed Albertans can STILL sign. And they should. Signing is an exercise of fundamental freedoms: expression and political association. Even if "official" verification is delayed, a strong publicly announced signature count can demonstrate clear public support—giving the Smith government added justification to move forward with the Oct 19 independence referendum. Bottom line: the process isn’t dead — your voice still matters. Sign the petition and stand up for democracy in Alberta.

YOU HEARD IT FROM MELKUO FIRST

Liberals are proposing to build systems to prevent people from leaving the country This is my signal👋

YOU HEARD IT FROM MELKUO FIRST

I am not a separatist. Nor am I a lawyer. But it seems to me that requiring a Duty to Consult before a successful referendum seems premature. Treaty rights would matter in any negotiations, but it is still hypothetical at this point. 1/3

Physicians are NOT entities of the state. In fact the Declaration of Geneva, ratified in 1948 following the WWII atrocities, and the International Code of Medical Ethics both demand that physicians must practice their profession with conscience. The article below is yet another example of state-funded propaganda. It relies on biased polling to manufacture consent for even more coercive policies that violate the core principles of medical ethics. These measures would push Canada further out of step with international norms and accelerate the exodus of physicians already underway. What legacy media consistently fail to tell Canadians is this: euthanasia remained a criminal offence in the Criminal Code until 2016. Since then, many Ontario physicians have already been forced out of the province, or out of hospitals and palliative care settings, because they refused to participate in euthanasia against their conscience. This forced exodus has only deepened our existing healthcare crisis. As we witnessed during the covid era, protecting physicians’ freedom of conscience is crucial to safeguarding medical ethics, patient autonomy, and fundamental human rights. Physicians are NOT entities of the state.