I am in my 40s.
I’m a fourth-generation Alberta grain farmer.
My roots are planted deep in Alberta soil. So is my hope for its future.
I’ve spent my life growing food, teaching children, and raising my own. I care deeply about the Alberta they’re going to inherit.
I believe in freedom, private property rights, personal responsibility, and the idea that a hard day’s work should give you a fair shot at building a good life.
I don’t believe the generations who came before me worked this hard, sacrificed this much, and built this province so that future generations would have fewer opportunities and less freedom.
I’ve watched Alberta spend decades trying to secure a fairer relationship within Canada, fighting for greater control over our resources, our economic opportunities, our constitutional rights, and our freedoms.
I’ve watched governments come and go, promises made and broken, while the same disputes with Ottawa remain unresolved.
I don’t want my children fighting the same battles my grandparents fought.
I believe Alberta should have the opportunity to negotiate its future from a position of strength, with a genuine alternative to the status quo.
I want the next generation to inherit the freedom to build something better.
I’ll be voting Option 2 on October 19.
This is important.
The truth eventually makes it out despite the efforts of the morally bankrupt to suppress it. I'm talking about you, Liberals and Canada's unreasonable anti-gun groups.
We are only gaining momentum, in a dozen different ways.
The trade deal bullshit is causing all of this. The CEO said all the workers come back when one is reached and they can sell galvanized steel at a profit. This is a story of government getting in the way of business. And elbows getting in the way of critical thinking.