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Yet again Devin Dreeshen refuses to say where he stands on remaining in Canada. Many other UCP MLAs and Ministers are also ducking the question. It’s clear that there are separatists in the UCP government. Every Alberta NDP MLA signed a pledge saying they would fight to stay in... show more

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Wow! Conservatives in Alberta are so done with all of the nonsense from Ottawa and they made it clear here at the UCP AGM. Jeff Rath: how many of us favour a free and independent Alberta? HUGE applause and a standing ovation by the whole room. Danielle Smith: I support an independent Alberta within a united Canada? Boooo

Wow! Conservatives in Alberta are so done with all of the nonsense from Ottawa and they made it clear here at the UCP AGM. Jeff Rath: how many of us favour a free and independent Alberta? HUGE applause and a standing ovation by the whole room. Danielle Smith: I support an independent Alberta within a united Canada? Boooo

Kirk Lubimov

232,514 次观看 • 8 个月前

Premier Danielle Smith speaks to business leaders in Montreal. On referendum, she says its different than Quebec - that 700K Albertans signed petitions for a vote. Adds she wants Alberta to remain a province in Canada with more autonomy, and it's the UCP position.

Premier Danielle Smith speaks to business leaders in Montreal. On referendum, she says its different than Quebec - that 700K Albertans signed petitions for a vote. Adds she wants Alberta to remain a province in Canada with more autonomy, and it's the UCP position.

Courtney Theriault

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Removing Danielle Smith could lead to MLA resignations and an NDP majority government. This would effectively end the independence movement in Alberta. The consequences of such a political shift are significant. #AlbertaPolitics #Canada

Removing Danielle Smith could lead to MLA resignations and an NDP majority government. This would effectively end the independence movement in Alberta. The consequences of such a political shift are significant. #AlbertaPolitics #Canada

Chris Scott | The Whistle Stop Cafe

14,362 次观看 • 2 个月前

🚨 Premier Danielle Smith just dropped truth on the Alberta separation fight. She’s making it crystal clear: she and her entire UCP caucus support Alberta remaining in Canada. But she’s not backing down from democracy. The court ruling that threw out the separatist petition? She calls it “incorrect in law and undemocratic.” Her government is appealing it immediately. This is leadership that actually respects the will of Albertans instead of Ottawa’s gag order. While Carney and the Liberals keep pushing their anti-Alberta agenda, Danielle Smith is drawing a line: Canada yes — but not at the cost of Alberta’s voice. Albertans are done being treated like second-class citizens in their own country. #DanielleSmith #AlbertaStrong #StandUpForAlberta #CDNPoli #AlbertaSeparation #FreedomToChoose

🚨 Premier Danielle Smith just dropped truth on the Alberta separation fight. She’s making it crystal clear: she and her entire UCP caucus support Alberta remaining in Canada. But she’s not backing down from democracy. The court ruling that threw out the separatist petition? She calls it “incorrect in law and undemocratic.” Her government is appealing it immediately. This is leadership that actually respects the will of Albertans instead of Ottawa’s gag order. While Carney and the Liberals keep pushing their anti-Alberta agenda, Danielle Smith is drawing a line: Canada yes — but not at the cost of Alberta’s voice. Albertans are done being treated like second-class citizens in their own country. #DanielleSmith #AlbertaStrong #StandUpForAlberta #CDNPoli #AlbertaSeparation #FreedomToChoose

JayGen 𝕏 er🇨🇦

40,983 次观看 • 2 个月前

Another Chief just shattered the silence. And this time, the spotlight is squarely on the UCP and Danielle Smith. While Albertans are told to “trust the government,” evidence keeps surfacing of quiet coordination, cross-border meetings, and political actors who seem far more interested in Washington than Ottawa. Let’s be clear: Indigenous Chiefs are now openly opposing the Alberta government not over ideology, but over sovereignty. Why are people tied to the UCP meeting with U.S. officials behind closed doors? Why are voices warning about foreign influence being dismissed instead of answered? And why does Danielle Smith refuse to clearly reject the dangerous “51st state” rhetoric that keeps circling her political orbit? This doesn’t look like leadership. It looks like recklessness. Canada is not a bargaining chip. Alberta is not a side deal. And premiers do not get to flirt with foreign agendas while hiding behind talking points. When Chiefs speak up, it’s not noise, it’s a warning. When whistleblowers emerge, it’s because institutions have failed. And when a government avoids transparency, Canadians have every right to assume the worst. Danielle Smith and the UCP owe Canadians answers. Until they give them, suspicion is earned not imagined. Canada first. Always. #CanadaFirst #ProtectSovereignty #ForeignInterference #UCPFailure #DanielleSmith #AlbertaPolitics #DefendCanada #No51stState #TransparencyNow

Another Chief just shattered the silence. And this time, the spotlight is squarely on the UCP and Danielle Smith. While Albertans are told to “trust the government,” evidence keeps surfacing of quiet coordination, cross-border meetings, and political actors who seem far more interested in Washington than Ottawa. Let’s be clear: Indigenous Chiefs are now openly opposing the Alberta government not over ideology, but over sovereignty. Why are people tied to the UCP meeting with U.S. officials behind closed doors? Why are voices warning about foreign influence being dismissed instead of answered? And why does Danielle Smith refuse to clearly reject the dangerous “51st state” rhetoric that keeps circling her political orbit? This doesn’t look like leadership. It looks like recklessness. Canada is not a bargaining chip. Alberta is not a side deal. And premiers do not get to flirt with foreign agendas while hiding behind talking points. When Chiefs speak up, it’s not noise, it’s a warning. When whistleblowers emerge, it’s because institutions have failed. And when a government avoids transparency, Canadians have every right to assume the worst. Danielle Smith and the UCP owe Canadians answers. Until they give them, suspicion is earned not imagined. Canada first. Always. #CanadaFirst #ProtectSovereignty #ForeignInterference #UCPFailure #DanielleSmith #AlbertaPolitics #DefendCanada #No51stState #TransparencyNow

Zulkifl Mujahid

29,662 次观看 • 5 个月前

In the wee hours of the morning, the UCP government passed its legislation to force teachers back to work. They even used the notwithstanding clause, admitting their violation of charter rights and freedoms. What’s most worrisome? Alberta kids are now returning to the same overcrowded classrooms with unsupported complexity after three weeks of failed UCP negotiations. As a parent, I want the best education outcome for every child in our province. Every parent I’ve spoken to and received emails from in Glenmore wants the same. Write to these UCP MLAs and the premier. Tell them what you think. Put on the pressure. Albertans deserve much better than this. And if you're looking for political volunteering in Calgary-Glenmore, DM me!

In the wee hours of the morning, the UCP government passed its legislation to force teachers back to work. They even used the notwithstanding clause, admitting their violation of charter rights and freedoms. What’s most worrisome? Alberta kids are now returning to the same overcrowded classrooms with unsupported complexity after three weeks of failed UCP negotiations. As a parent, I want the best education outcome for every child in our province. Every parent I’ve spoken to and received emails from in Glenmore wants the same. Write to these UCP MLAs and the premier. Tell them what you think. Put on the pressure. Albertans deserve much better than this. And if you're looking for political volunteering in Calgary-Glenmore, DM me!

Nagwan Al-Guneid

14,651 次观看 • 9 个月前

Albertans have said over and over and over again, "No coal mining in the eastern slopes." The UCP government recently lifted the moratorium on coal mining in our mountains to avoid a lawsuit that they caused because of their own incompetence. This government promised to protect our mountains and yet here we are calling open season on mining and risking irreparable damage to our economy, agriculture sector, recreational lands and water. We need to keep up the pressure to tell Danielle Smith and her UCP this is unacceptable. We want mountains not mines.

Albertans have said over and over and over again, "No coal mining in the eastern slopes." The UCP government recently lifted the moratorium on coal mining in our mountains to avoid a lawsuit that they caused because of their own incompetence. This government promised to protect our mountains and yet here we are calling open season on mining and risking irreparable damage to our economy, agriculture sector, recreational lands and water. We need to keep up the pressure to tell Danielle Smith and her UCP this is unacceptable. We want mountains not mines.

Naheed Nenshi

57,761 次观看 • 1 年前

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The UCP government is willing to gamble with your pension by pulling out of the Canadian Pension Plan. Albertans have been clear that they do not want a provincial pension plan. Instead, Danielle Smith’s plan is to spend more of our money on advertising to sell Albertans something we do not want. Albertans don't trust the UCP government to manage their pensions. We need to tell them that loud and clear. Signs are limited, so order yours now before we run out!

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"I'm letting you know, I speak for the party, and what our party has said is that we support autonomy and sovreignty for Alberta in a united Canada." Chatting with Shaye Ganam, Premier Danielle Smith pushes back against UCP president Rob Smith's claim that the party will not have an opinion on sovereignty due to many members being in favour of it. Smith says she speaks for the party, and the party thus supports staying in Canada.

"I'm letting you know, I speak for the party, and what our party has said is that we support autonomy and sovreignty for Alberta in a united Canada." Chatting with Shaye Ganam, Premier Danielle Smith pushes back against UCP president Rob Smith's claim that the party will not have an opinion on sovereignty due to many members being in favour of it. Smith says she speaks for the party, and the party thus supports staying in Canada.

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21,306 次观看 • 4 个月前

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Peter Guthrie

16,167 次观看 • 6 个月前

Howard Anglin "While the separatists don't have answers to most of the key questions about separation, I think there are a lot of people in central Canada and Ottawa that need to step up and give some answers to the questions Alberta has been asking." "The attitude from some in central Canada, the barely concealed contempt and sometimes the open open contempt for the Alberta economy and the way of life in Alberta is something that wouldn't be tolerated with any other province." "At the end of the day, the vast majority of Albertans love Alberta and they love Canada. I'm not sure a lot of people in Ottawa can say the same thing." Howard Anglin

Howard Anglin "While the separatists don't have answers to most of the key questions about separation, I think there are a lot of people in central Canada and Ottawa that need to step up and give some answers to the questions Alberta has been asking." "The attitude from some in central Canada, the barely concealed contempt and sometimes the open open contempt for the Alberta economy and the way of life in Alberta is something that wouldn't be tolerated with any other province." "At the end of the day, the vast majority of Albertans love Alberta and they love Canada. I'm not sure a lot of people in Ottawa can say the same thing." Howard Anglin

cbcwatcher

27,675 次观看 • 1 个月前

“KINDA STRONG AND SORTA FREE” The UCP has now introduced Bill 14 and yes, it really does ban certain words. Under this bill, “conservative” becomes exclusive property of the UCP. The term “Progressive Conservative,” every related acronym, and even combinations like “Progressive + any C-word” are banned. Oddly, “communist” is also restricted - meaning Alberta is now guaranteed only one Communist Party. Quite an accomplishment. Our team has started calling ourselves the “Progressive Redacted Party” until we can repeal this mountain of UCP overreach and put “Conservative” back where it belongs. Healthy democracies don’t ban their opponents from using words. Governments in free-fall do. Every poll shows the same thing: with a PC option on the ballot, the UCP drops into third place. So, instead of competing, they legislate away their competition. Let’s restore normalcy, accountability, and Alberta’s reputation. Alberta: Strong and Free - just not for anyone challenging the UCP. #strongandfree #alberta #ucp #abpoli #ableg #abpoli #abpc #albertapc #albertaparty

“KINDA STRONG AND SORTA FREE” The UCP has now introduced Bill 14 and yes, it really does ban certain words. Under this bill, “conservative” becomes exclusive property of the UCP. The term “Progressive Conservative,” every related acronym, and even combinations like “Progressive + any C-word” are banned. Oddly, “communist” is also restricted - meaning Alberta is now guaranteed only one Communist Party. Quite an accomplishment. Our team has started calling ourselves the “Progressive Redacted Party” until we can repeal this mountain of UCP overreach and put “Conservative” back where it belongs. Healthy democracies don’t ban their opponents from using words. Governments in free-fall do. Every poll shows the same thing: with a PC option on the ballot, the UCP drops into third place. So, instead of competing, they legislate away their competition. Let’s restore normalcy, accountability, and Alberta’s reputation. Alberta: Strong and Free - just not for anyone challenging the UCP. #strongandfree #alberta #ucp #abpoli #ableg #abpoli #abpc #albertapc #albertaparty

Peter Guthrie

14,871 次观看 • 7 个月前

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ANI

30,037 次观看 • 4 个月前

🚨PROOF: CBC’s Headline Misrepresented Premier Smith’s Position🚨 I’ve obtained the English version of what Premier Danielle Smith actually said in her Radio-Canada interview, and it confirms that CBC’s original headline was false. The Premier did not say she would campaign against Alberta sovereignty in the event of a referendum. Her answer in French matches exactly what she told me at the UCP AGM: She supports Alberta sovereignty within a united Canada, and she reiterated that position, nothing more. CBC has now quietly updated its article and added a correction stating the Premier did not specify which side she would take. In fact, the Premier also said Thomas Lukaszuk’s petition is a referendum on separation, not sovereignty within Canada. In addition, with the repealing of section 2(4) of the Citizens Initiative Act proposed yesterday, the Premier has opened the door for the Alberta Prosperity Project’s binding constitutional question: “Do you agree that the Province of Alberta shall become a Sovereign Country and cease to be a province in Canada?” Watch the clip yourself. The Premier’s words speak for themselves.

🚨PROOF: CBC’s Headline Misrepresented Premier Smith’s Position🚨 I’ve obtained the English version of what Premier Danielle Smith actually said in her Radio-Canada interview, and it confirms that CBC’s original headline was false. The Premier did not say she would campaign against Alberta sovereignty in the event of a referendum. Her answer in French matches exactly what she told me at the UCP AGM: She supports Alberta sovereignty within a united Canada, and she reiterated that position, nothing more. CBC has now quietly updated its article and added a correction stating the Premier did not specify which side she would take. In fact, the Premier also said Thomas Lukaszuk’s petition is a referendum on separation, not sovereignty within Canada. In addition, with the repealing of section 2(4) of the Citizens Initiative Act proposed yesterday, the Premier has opened the door for the Alberta Prosperity Project’s binding constitutional question: “Do you agree that the Province of Alberta shall become a Sovereign Country and cease to be a province in Canada?” Watch the clip yourself. The Premier’s words speak for themselves.

Jason Lavigne

95,806 次观看 • 7 个月前

Watch this NDP unity ad. It's so convoluted. In one sentence, Nenshi brags about how Albertans stuck together through droughts, floods, booms, busts, and brutal winters… and “built something bigger than ourselves". Translation: We built Alberta. Proudly. On our own grit. Then, in the next breath: “Danielle Smith would help Alberta walk away from Team Canada… Albertans know better… Greatness isn’t built by breaking apart… pull as ONE… Alberta, always on Team Canada”. So let me get this straight..... we built Alberta by working together as Albertans, but now he wants us to ditch “Team Alberta” and jump on “Team Canada”, a team that's done nothing for us in the last 50 years. Why? It’s like saying: “Great job building this place... now sell your small business and join the big corporation, because real success is being a minority shareholder.” Convoluted much? P.S. He's lying about Smith. She's not pushing for independence, we the citizens are the ones demanding it.

Watch this NDP unity ad. It's so convoluted. In one sentence, Nenshi brags about how Albertans stuck together through droughts, floods, booms, busts, and brutal winters… and “built something bigger than ourselves". Translation: We built Alberta. Proudly. On our own grit. Then, in the next breath: “Danielle Smith would help Alberta walk away from Team Canada… Albertans know better… Greatness isn’t built by breaking apart… pull as ONE… Alberta, always on Team Canada”. So let me get this straight..... we built Alberta by working together as Albertans, but now he wants us to ditch “Team Alberta” and jump on “Team Canada”, a team that's done nothing for us in the last 50 years. Why? It’s like saying: “Great job building this place... now sell your small business and join the big corporation, because real success is being a minority shareholder.” Convoluted much? P.S. He's lying about Smith. She's not pushing for independence, we the citizens are the ones demanding it.

Martyupnorth®- Unacceptable Fact Checker

20,216 次观看 • 5 个月前

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Independence on the ballot as Alberta holds three by-elections Will Albertans elect an MLA focused on leaving Canada? The independence movement has gained steam with the rise of Prime Minister Mark Carney, following the 10-year reign of former prime minister Justin Trudeau. Both leaders representing the Liberal Party of Canada, have failed to adequately meet the needs of the province of Alberta. Imbalanced federal programs like equalization, along with numerous climate-driven policies that hinder economic development in Alberta’s resource sector, rest at the core of this divide. With the federal government remaining in the hands of the Liberal Party of Canada, many in Alberta have expressed a desire for this province to finally leave Canada’s confederation. Others who share this grievance towards Ottawa see an independence movement as leverage for the province to get a better deal. Premier Smith has also engaged on this matter by proposing changes to the referendum system in the province, reducing the required number of signatures needed for an independence question to be put to a vote. This would allow for an independence referendum to be presented and voted on early next year. This current by-election may be a strong indicator as to how the province will vote in the expected 2026 referendum. Olds-Didsbury-Three Hills has previously elected a separatist MLA to Alberta’s Legislature, Gordon Kesler. Cameron Davies, leader of the Republican Party of Alberta, hopes to be the next separatist MLA for the province, giving a voice to that, and other conservative issues in the Legislature. Premier Smith’s hand-picked candidate Tara Sawyer will be fighting to retain this conservative stronghold for the UCP. Wildrose Loyalty Coalition candidate Bill Tufts is the second independence-oriented candidate on the ballot, who highlights the essentiality of a referendum next year. Bev Toews is the NDP candidate, who may hope to manage a victory through vote-splitting between independence and UCP oriented voters, however a clear victory would be unlikely. In contrast to this by-election, two more will be taking place simultaneously in Edmonton of which, one used to be the seat of former premier Rachel Notley. Current Alberta NDP leader Naheed Nenshi hopes to be elected in the remaining district, as he has been party leader for now over a year without having a seat in the Legislature, something his critics have levied against him. Results in the Olds-Didsbury-Three Hills election will specifically highlight the appetite Alberta has regarding an independence referendum expected for next year, the size of the conservative movement which rests right-of the UCP, and how the NDP will be able, or unable, to take advantage of this potential conservative voter divide. FULL REPORT by Syd Fizzard 🍁:

Rebel News

13,498 次观看 • 1 年前

Albertans are rallying behind a Progressive Conservative option - not because of nostalgia or branding, but because of the values it represents. Internal polling shows that if a PC Party were on the ballot, the UCP would fall to third place - right back to where it began as the Wildrose. And that explains the desperation. The UCP has sued us. They interfered with our application at Elections Alberta. They are now seeking a court injunction to block us from using the PC name. And now it’s being rumoured they may even consider legislation banning the word “progressive” from future political parties altogether. When a government tries to change the rules to stop competition, it isn’t strength - it’s fear. Albertans are asking for stability over division, principle over performative politics, and a return to steady, responsible governance. The Progressive Conservative movement isn’t going anywhere. #abpc #albertapc #alberta #ableg #abpoli

Albertans are rallying behind a Progressive Conservative option - not because of nostalgia or branding, but because of the values it represents. Internal polling shows that if a PC Party were on the ballot, the UCP would fall to third place - right back to where it began as the Wildrose. And that explains the desperation. The UCP has sued us. They interfered with our application at Elections Alberta. They are now seeking a court injunction to block us from using the PC name. And now it’s being rumoured they may even consider legislation banning the word “progressive” from future political parties altogether. When a government tries to change the rules to stop competition, it isn’t strength - it’s fear. Albertans are asking for stability over division, principle over performative politics, and a return to steady, responsible governance. The Progressive Conservative movement isn’t going anywhere. #abpc #albertapc #alberta #ableg #abpoli

Peter Guthrie

31,725 次观看 • 7 个月前