Chris (Proud AB Motherfu*ker)

Epilogue — No, You Didn’t Vote For This — Again The first Wrecking Ball ended with a mandate challenge. It had to.

Chapter Five — Rewriting the Referee’s Rulebook Some bills target workers. Some target patients. Some target vulnerable kids and then dare the courts to object.

Chapter Four — Neutrality, Apparently By the time Bill 13 arrived, the government had already shown Albertans two of its favourite tricks. First, call coercion protection. Second, call control common sense.

Chapter Three — The Looting Continues Not every chapter in this mega-thread needs a notwithstanding clause taped to its forehead.

Chapter Two — Who Wants a Notwithstanding Clause? If Bill 2 was the opening punch, Bill 9 was the moment the government stopped pretending the notwithstanding clause was some rare constitutional emergency tool and started treating it like a house brand.

Chapter One — The Override Opens Early The first Wrecking Ball ended with a warning: they weren’t done. Fall 2025 confirmed it.