ICYMI: This has been an incredibly busy week for Alberta’s government!
Watch Episode 2 of the ‘Alberta Update’ to get insight and highlights on how we are continuing to stand up for the people of our province.
@PierrePoilievre I wish u weren’t so bombastic and spouting such hot air all the time. Try to be sensible and propose sensible policies so voters will see u as a reasonable alternative, not a Trump of the North.
@ABDanielleSmith Dear Danielle-do u believe in climate change? Much worse is coming our way than brown outs and black outs. We need to divest from fossil fuels rapidly, not wait until 2050.
@BrendaJRyan Hi Brenda. Can you please direct message us your full address and the phone number on the account so we can look into this for you? Thank you and stay safe!
@BrendaJRyan Hi Brenda. Can you please direct message us your full address and the phone number on the account so we can look into this for you? Thank you and stay safe!
@cbcwhatonearth Indoor heat and the elderly: There are cheaper options to air conditioners: black out curtains (Dollar Store), window film (Home Depot), stick on black out accordion blinds ($10 at IKEA). All these will save on electricity and are easy to install.
Climate disasters are costing Canadians billions each year. It’s time to make polluters pay their fair share. Sign the @350Canada petition calling on Trudeau to tax oil and gas companies’ excess profits in order to fund climate disaster response: https://t.co/ionQHSEfk3
@kempthead@Tim_Bousquet@benwedge Nice PR move but it is BS. NSP goes down when the wind blows or when there is “salty fog”. Conduct a poll and see what NScotians think about NSP. Maybe u should check the stats on power outages, length of outage, and number affected and compare that to other areas.
If you know a young person who wants to make a real difference in the world, and who is also worried about making a living, one piece of good advice might be:
*Consider becoming an electrician.*