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Canada exists to extract wealth from Alberta, while shaming them for getting it from fossil fuels. Unfair representation in parliament. Unfair equalization payments. And, they mock you when your leaders lose their seat in near Ottawa. Its time.

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Tablesalt 🇨🇦vor 1 Jahr

Parents of Independence.

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Read our next article in this ongoing investigation that shows how the government's seizure of this private property and arrest of its owner further exposes the eco-tyranny happening in California...

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Keep those elbows up! 🔥🇨🇦🔥 😔😭

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Steve Bakervor 1 Jahr

In the last ten years oil sands production has increased by 70%, from 2 million barrels per day to 3.4 million barrels per day. This growth is largely attributed to existing projects rather than a large number of new ones. Trudeau also built a pipeline to tidewater, say thank you

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They can repay you at dissolution. Why are you fighting this so hard? Divorce can be good.

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Chalk Sharkvor 1 Jahr

Same people who voted for Pierre lmao. I'm convinced CPC voters are some of the dumbest people in Canada

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thebasedcanuckvor 1 Jahr

If Ottawa had supportive policies rather than restrictive for Alberta, it would benefit entire Canada

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jay kronakvor 1 Jahr

Canadians vote to keep having Alberta fund their bullshit. Why wouldn't they?

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Curtvor 1 Jahr

. . Educate yourself please Remember Meech Lake? . .

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Steuart Brucevor 1 Jahr

In 2024, the Canadian government provided $29.6B in subsidies and financing to the oil and gas industry, including $21 billion for the Trans Mountain pipeline. A significant portion benefits companies in Alberta, the province with the largest oil and gas production in Canada.

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