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@edmontonjournal I think Edmonton needs to be more fiscally responsible.

Opinion: Edmonton needs a new river valley park in Rossdale edmontonjournal.com/opinion/column…

@SwessieSwez @edmontonjournal World is begging for our renewable energy? Must have missed that headline

@edmontonjournal She should have not been an idiot bitch cancelling renewables

Premier Danielle Smith and her entourage have gone south to Texas with a simple message — if you can help bring Alberta oil to market, we’re open for business. edmontonjournal.com/news/local-new…

@peterfmackay @abndpcaucus @Alberta_UCP No election looming…

Danielle Smith and this government only care about Albertans and affordability when there is an election looming. The people aren't principled leaders. They are con artists. @abndpcaucus #abpoli @Alberta_UCP

@prairiecentrist We are weak. We are a weak country full of weak people.

The Conservative argument is that Liberals have made us weak by making us more dependent on the US. They then proceed to tell Canadians why we should double down on the US.

@CTVNews Worst ran business ever.

Union president asks Canada Post workers to reject tentative agreement ctvnews.ca/business/artic…

@FirstSquawk Ha.

TRUMP: IRAN HAS AGREED TO NEVER POSSESS NUCLEAR WEAPONS

@moneytalkstweet More risk then reward.

To date no major oil, sands operators – i.e. Suncor, Cenovus, Canadian Natural Resources, Imperial Oil- have announced they will postpone their turnarounds in order to maintain production levels.

@OilersNation Sounds like someone saying budgets just balance themselves haha.

Do you believe Tristan Jarry can turn it around?!

@DrewWilliamsYYC @DuaneBratt It’s actually pathetic what Bratt does. A political shill.

@DuaneBratt What's the point of you pretending to be a public educator, when you come on here to campaign for the NDP?

What is the point of a referendum if Premier Smith is already pursuing it?

@ryanjespersen Lynda is a lunatic lefty obsessed fixating on obvious fake or manipulated media and “opinion posts”.

Lynda Steele: Oil, AI, and Connor McDavid x.com/i/broadcasts/1…

@Deb96323428 @ikwilson @JonFromAlberta Our conversations over last 2 months have changed a lot at work (O&G). Many folks couldn’t wait to sign. Now some resent they already signed, while others are back on Smith the train.

@JonFromAlberta Had a fella sign couple weeks ago. Working in Texas now because Alberta O&G has been shut down. He says lots of them there but would rather come home. He said he could get lots of signatures at the airport as the guys come back to work in Texas from Alberta.

I walked into a real Alberta shop and asked one simple question about independence. No setup. No script. Just workers, tradesmen, and a business owner going about their day. And something unexpected happened… They all said the same thing. Inside GT Hydraulic and Bearing in Stettler, I was given full permission to walk the floor, talk to anyone, and capture what people actually think while they’re working. Not online opinions. Not political talking points. Real Albertans. And the message was clear. Support for Alberta independence is not fringe. It’s not just on social media. It’s not limited to political circles. It’s real. It’s grounded. And it’s growing. You hear it in the way people talk about energy. Alberta has some of the largest oil and natural gas reserves in the world, yet we continue to face restrictions, delays, and policies that push investment away while Canada imports foreign energy. That frustration is real. You hear it in the way they talk about fairness. People feel like Alberta contributes massively to this country, yet has limited control over its own resources, industries, and economic direction. Decisions are being made far away from the people doing the work. And more and more Albertans are starting to question that. You also hear it when they talk about the future. This isn’t just about today. It’s about their kids. Their grandkids. Rising debt. Increasing taxes. Long-term uncertainty. Independence isn’t about anger. It’s about stability. Opportunity. Control over their own future.And maybe the most powerful part of all…These conversations are happening in real time. Machines running. Work getting done. No staging. No filters. Just honest answers when you show up and ask a simple question. So now the question is for you: Are these voices being ignored… or are they pointing to something much bigger? Watch the full video: youtu.be/CnzY5sSPsYc 👇 Let me know Do you support Alberta independence?

@Martyupnorth True.

Unions are the biggest obstacle to improving education in this province.

@mmpadellan Bye!

Dear World, Please DO NOT visit the United States for the World Cup, or for anything. As you can see, ICE is violently arresting U.S. citizens at SF airport, so clearly nobody can guarantee your own safety here. Repeat after me: FUCK ICE!!!

@TheChaosWeeber Weak urban lefties.

Rural Alberta

@MarkJCarney Is it not increase carbon tax season?

This tax season, nearly 22 million Canadians will keep more money in their bank accounts because of Canada’s new middle-class tax cut.

@JosephFordCotto Yup. Lefties have gutted the country.

🇨🇦 Do you think Canada is a shithole country?

@TorontoStar Lefties are so weak.

#Opinion: Why Don Cherry doesn’t belong in the Order of Canada, no matter what conservatives say trib.al/oTndzYr

@dogeofficialceo Limp dick.

What pattern is this called?

@EdmontonOilers Only one thing left to do. Coach.

The Lightning strike again 👎 #LetsGoOilers

@steeletalk Hope you didn’t step in shit or on a used needle when taking the photo.

Ah spring in Vancouver. 🌸