What we need now more than ever is unity—and a little patience.
Emotions have been running high lately, and that’s understandable. But it’s crucial we channel that energy into our shared goal: #AlbertaIndependence.
The numbers are clear. We are the majority. #UnitedWeStand 💯
Danielle Smith just delivered a historic speech.
Canada unity and hope for the future.
This is in my opinion the best speech I’ve ever heard from a Canadian politician
I’ve cut just the beginning, but left the bulk of the speech. 👏 way to GO @ABDanielleSmith
The longest ballot turns out to be the anarchist group who sabotaged the election for @PierrePoilievre.
This should be punishable and a REAL election should be held IMMEDIATELY. there is no reason for over 80 independents (all clearly stating they have no intent on actually pursuing the position)
To encumber this democratic proscess with its cynical satire bullshit!
https://t.co/hPmSp9W86N
🚨 Tomas Szuchewycz’s 91-candidate stunt in Carleton cost taxpayers & confused voters.
Is this election interference? Demand RCMP/legal probe. #ElectionInterference #CarletonVote @El@ElectionsCan_E@CaptainDick12@jamiljivani
Public Plea for Legal Advocates, Police, and Citizens to Investigate Tomas Szuchewycz’s Longest Ballot Committee in Carleton
I call on Canadians, legal advocates, police, and social media users to demand expert analysis of whether Tomas Szuchewycz and his Longest Ballot Committee’s actions in the 2025 Carleton election constitute election interference under the Canada Elections Act for a potential class action litigation.
Szuchewycz’s protest, flooding Carleton’s ballot with 85 of 91 candidates, disrupted democracy. Share this plea to seek accountability.
Key concerns:
- Taxpayer Costs: The metre-long ballot spiked Elections Canada’s expenses, requiring extra ballot boxes, special trucks, extra fuel costs, and early counting, burdening taxpayers.
-Voter Barriers: The complex ballot confused seniors and other voters, with residents like Sandy Tucker reporting lost independence. Chief @ElectionsCan_E Officer Stéphane Perrault warned of accessibility issues.
-Non-Local Candidates: Many of Szuchewycz’s 85 candidates, like Michael Bednarski (Toronto) and Richard Rowat (Quebec), live far from Carleton, unaware of its location, and didn’t campaign, suggesting deliberate disruption.
-Interference Risk: The ballot’s delays and confusion may violate Section 281(g) “election interference.” Targeting Pierre Poilievre’s Carleton but sparing Mark Carney’s riding raises bias concerns.
Legal experts, RCMP, and electoral scholars: Assess if Szuchewycz’s actions broke laws or warrant lawsuits. Did non-local candidates violate Section 281(g)? Can taxpayers seek damages? Do accessibility harms breach fairness laws?
Szuchewycz’s prior protests (91 candidates in LaSalle–Émard–Verdun, 84 in Toronto) delayed results and also had complaints of confusion and accessibility problems and added burdensome costs to taxpayers, showing a pattern.
No direct legal precedents exist, but the Commissioner of Canada Elections and RCMP can investigate.
Act Now:
👉🏻Experts & Police: Commit to analyse and report to the Canadian Public by May 15, 2025.
👉🏻Citizens: Share on X and other socials #ElectionInterference
#CarletonVote
👉🏻File complaints at https://t.co/gAERFrDJ46.
Demand Elections Canada adopt Perrault’s candidacy rule changes.
Ensure fair elections! Share this plea and hold Szuchewycz accountable!
@JCCFCanada@cef_cce@CCFR_CCDAF@TaxPayer
If you witnessed or saw anything at a poll like several of us did, use the online complaint form
The ̶T̶r̶u̶d̶e̶a̶u̶ ̶ Carney Liberals have overseen the most anti-Alberta government in our province’s history. It’s not really close.
We need an immediate election 🗳️ to sort this out.
Carbon Tax Carney is pausing the carbon tax until after the election when he no longer needs your vote but still needs your money.
He's flip-flopping on his beliefs to trick Canadians into a 4th Liberal government.
If Carney wins, Canada loses: https://t.co/6jDq2V1CUL
Now that Prime Minister Mark Carney has been officially sworn in, his first item of business should be to call a general election.
I am extremely concerned that this cabinet includes most of same ministers responsible for the most damaging government policies levelled by Ottawa against Alberta in our over 100-year history. We are gravely concerned that plans to significantly increase the industrial carbon tax will be just as damaging to Alberta’s economy as the consumer carbon tax has been.
The Prime Minister also has not yet condemned harmful policies such as:
• The proposed emissions cap which continues to threaten our energy sector.
• Bill C-69 which still hampers critical infrastructure projects.
• Failed bail policies which continue to put our communities at risk, undermining the safety and security that Albertans deserve.
• Gun bans that target law-abiding hunters and sport shooters
• Open border policies which are allowing over 2 million people per year to enter Canada
• The plastics ban which puts billions of dollars of investment and thousands of jobs at risk
• Bill C-59 which bans businesses from communicating about their environmental goals
• The Electric Vehicle mandate which calls for 100 percent of new vehicle sold to be electric by 2035
• The Sustainable Jobs Act, which aims to transition energy workers to a net zero economy as they work to shut down the energy sector
• The Clean Electricity Regulations that will make our electricity grid 100 times less reliable and increase electricity prices by 35 per cent.
Our province has always been a leader in innovation, economic growth, and responsible resource development. We will continue to stand up for our industries, push back against policies that unfairly target Alberta, and fight for a fair deal within Confederation.
The Prime Minister must put Canada first and call an election immediately to ensure that whoever is leading this country has a four year mandate from all Canadians, especially in light of the ongoing tariff conflict with the U.S.
@MarkJCarney Hope you enjoy your temporary role as unelected Prime Minister.
The fact you have any ability to be a leader when you have 130,000 votes for another position should REVOLT the Canadian people.
This isn't democracy.
This is a Liberal Dictatorship.