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The conversation around Alberta’s future has changed. More and more people aren’t asking whether Alberta independence should be discussed. They’re asking what it would actually mean. That’s why we launched: #LetAlbertaDecide #Alberta

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Alberta independence does not mean isolation from Canada. Alberta would still have trade, agreements, and relations with Canada. What would end is Ottawa’s control over Alberta’s future.

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We spend a lot of time asking what Alberta would need from Canada after independence. Let’s ask the other half: What would Canada need from Alberta? Energy. Agriculture. Transportation corridors. Continued trade. Canada already uses Alberta energy as leverage internationally. Maybe it’s time Albertans understood the leverage we have too. Canada needs Alberta too. #Alberta #LetAlbertaDecide

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FarmGeek

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Alberta independence means no more funding a government we cannot fire. The people spending Alberta’s money should be elected by Albertans, accountable to Albertans, and removable by Albertans.

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Rise Of Alberta

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The Calgary Chamber warned about the risks of Alberta independence. Fair enough. But shouldn’t we also be asking about the risks of staying on the path we’re already on? A fair comparison requires us to examine both. #LetAlbertaDecide #Alberta

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FarmGeek

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For years, Alberta has tried to improve its place within Canada. So here’s the question: If we’ve been trying for decades, what should Alberta do next? This isn’t about walking away. It’s about walking toward an honest conversation about Alberta’s future and giving Albertans the opportunity to decide it for themselves. Do you believe meaningful change within Canada is still achievable? #Alberta #LetAlbertaDecide #AlbertaPolitics #AlbertaFuture #October19

For years, Alberta has tried to improve its place within Canada. So here’s the question: If we’ve been trying for decades, what should Alberta do next? This isn’t about walking away. It’s about walking toward an honest conversation about Alberta’s future and giving Albertans the opportunity to decide it for themselves. Do you believe meaningful change within Canada is still achievable? #Alberta #LetAlbertaDecide #AlbertaPolitics #AlbertaFuture #October19

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Let Alberta Decide

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The question is not whether Alberta can prosper. Of course we can. The question is why we keep accepting a system where Alberta’s future depends on Ottawa’s permission. That is why independence is not extreme. It is necessary.

The question is not whether Alberta can prosper. Of course we can. The question is why we keep accepting a system where Alberta’s future depends on Ottawa’s permission. That is why independence is not extreme. It is necessary.

Rise Of Alberta

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Alberta Premiere Danielle Smith explains why Alberta’s resources are so important for America and the world: Alberta has “170 billion barrels of proven reserves of oil… that’s 5 times the proven reserves in America as a whole. We have 200 trillion cubic feet of gas: proven reserves. That is essentially inexhaustible…. We are the largest exporter to the United States. We give them more of our product than Saudi Arabia, Mexico and Iraq combined.” This is precisely why an independent Alberta would be so successful, and why the anti-Alberta zealots in Ottawa hate us so very much. Don’t you think it’s time for Alberta to assert its independence? It’s our Alberta. It’s our choice.

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Paul Mitchell

187,886 görüntüleme • 2 yıl önce

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I respect Poilievre & his love for Alberta. But respecting someone doesn’t mean we stop asking questions. If the answer is “just keep trying,” it’s fair to ask how that’s different from what Alberta has been trying for decades. Our kids deserve an honest conversation about this.

FarmGeek

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How much would Alberta independence actually cost? We’ve heard $50B. $170B. Even an initial estimate approaching $400B. Keith Wilson, Dennis Kalma and the Alberta Transition Council have done the work to examine a different question: Can Alberta actually afford to govern itself? Forward to Freedom estimates $22.2–$32.1B in annual fiscal capacity after accounting for existing services and the federal and sovereign responsibilities Alberta would assume. Read the Transition Plan. Read Forward to Freedom. Read the Budget and Costing Report. Read the opposing studies too. Then compare the assumptions and decide what you think. We’ve spent plenty of time asking what Alberta might lose. It’s worth asking what Alberta could GAIN. Read the Alberta Transition Council research⁠ at:

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Let Alberta Decide

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FRONTLINES TPUSA

327,834 görüntüleme • 4 ay önce

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You don’t have to know where you stand on Alberta’s future today. But I do think we owe it to ourselves, and to the next generation, to ask the right questions before deciding. Here are five that challenged me. #LetAlbertaDecide #Alberta

FarmGeek

22,925 görüntüleme • 3 ay önce

An Indigenous Alberta independence supporter just said what a lot of people are thinking. Treaties do not magically disappear because Alberta becomes Independent. More Indigenous voices are refusing to let Ottawa aligned chiefs define the entire conversation.

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Rise Of Alberta

21,068 görüntüleme • 6 ay önce

Steven Crowder just laid out what millions of Canadians still refuse to admit. Alberta has the resources, the people, the energy, and the economic strength to stand on its own. The real question is not whether Alberta can leave. It is why Alberta keeps staying.

Steven Crowder just laid out what millions of Canadians still refuse to admit. Alberta has the resources, the people, the energy, and the economic strength to stand on its own. The real question is not whether Alberta can leave. It is why Alberta keeps staying.

Rise Of Alberta

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