Since @ABDanielleSmith became Premier:
• Property taxes are up $250
• Auto insurance is the highest in Canada, with plans of 15% hikes
• Power bills are 4x higher in 6 years of UCP, after blocking new electricity projects
Affordability is her problem—because it’s your life.
The survey showed 63 per cent of respondents were opposed to an Alberta pension plan, while only 10 per cent were in support.
#yeg#ableg
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@ctvedmonton 10% support with Smith & UCP government putting out false and misleading information to the gullible.
CPP one of the best Pensions in the world.
We’ve done this before. It’s more expensive, creates duplication of services and leads to significant care discrepancies. It allows fiefdoms to evolve and polarize and if not regulated I fear even worse political overreach and hamstringing of healthcare.
Danielle Smith gov't spent nearly 2yrs fighting to not release its Alberta pension plan survey. It's finally out.
Only 10% of people expressed support, 63% said don't. @ByMatthewBlack, at long last. https://t.co/sIwuadn0Nl
Please! Repost and Repost?
Why? Because @ABDanielleSmith & the @Alberta_UCP DO NOT WANT ALBERTANS TO SEE THIS.
WE DESERVE THE FACTS‼️
This is OUR tax $ being wasted on UCP benefactors as our Public HC & Education are destroyed by this govt.
@globeandmail Danielle Smith is nothing but a corrupt, un-Canadian harper Con that can not be trusted. Danielle has a private, self-serving agenda that has nothing to do with helping Canadians or Alberta.
Zero cred. #NeverTrustACon 🇨🇦
Breaking Up Alberta’s Health Ministry: A Costly Scam by a Government Out of Touch
The Alberta government’s recent decision to dismantle Alberta Health Services (AHS) and divide it into four separate agencies isn’t just a questionable administrative move—it’s a costly scam disguised as reform. Under the UCP’s banner of “efficiency” and “local control,” this maneuver reeks of political theatre, not practical governance.
1. Wasteful Bureaucracy Masquerading as Reform
Instead of improving care, this fragmentation will create four new bureaucracies—each with its own executives, staff, and inflated budgets. It’s not streamlining; it’s empire-building. More administrators means more public dollars funneled into management instead of patient care. At a time when hospitals are overcrowded and rural communities are neglected, spending millions to create overlapping agencies is fiscal mismanagement at best—and deliberate misdirection at worst.
2. Political Control, Not Patient Care
This isn’t about fixing health care; it’s about controlling the narrative. By splitting up the system, the UCP is trying to dodge accountability and hide failures behind layers of new agencies. Who do Albertans blame when care deteriorates? With four agencies pointing fingers, no one will be held responsible. It’s a political shell game.
3. Silencing Critics, Rewarding Insiders
This move also conveniently allows the government to purge critics within AHS and stack the new agencies with loyalists. Instead of experts and front-line workers shaping policy, expect more political appointees with little connection to real healthcare challenges. Albertans deserve decisions based on science and care—not loyalty and ideology.
4. Ignoring Front-Line Voices
Doctors, nurses, and paramedics have warned against this plan. But like so many other UCP decisions, their voices are ignored. This government would rather chase headlines and distract voters than engage in honest dialogue with the professionals who actually understand the system.
5. A Dangerous Distraction
While the province battles a family doctor shortage, ER closures, and mental health crises, the UCP is busy redrawing org charts. This isn’t leadership. It’s a cynical distraction from their failure to address the real issues plaguing Alberta’s health care system.
Conclusion: Albertans Deserve Better
The dismantling of Alberta Health Services is not reform—it’s regression. It’s a costly, calculated move to consolidate political power while masking a record of mismanagement. Albertans deserve a health system that prioritizes care over control and results over rhetoric.
This is not innovation. It’s sabotage. And the cost will be paid in dollars—and lives.
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#FireUCP2025
#StandWithHealthcareWorkers
#FixHealthcareNotBreakIt
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#DownWithDanielle
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Danielle Smith has reportedly spent a combined half a million dollars on carpeting and plates?!?!
This could have funded 24 hour orthopedic surgeries for 2 years at the Royal Alex!
I wonder where all those bots and trolls are who said they couldn’t wait to see my Liberal meltdown and tears when Poilievre won? They’ll be waiting forever now. Because I don’t think Poilievre will survive this. I think we’ll see a new Conservative leader very soon.