In British Columbia, a mother moose crossed a highway, but one of her newborn calves got stuck on the median. As traffic backed up, a driver stepped in, lifted the calf over, and reunited it safely with its mother 🇨🇦❤️
BREAKING:
The Longest Ballot Committee may have just nuked itself.
Northern Perspective just dropped an explosive investigation:
🚨 Caught collecting signatures on BLANK nomination papers
🚨 Candidates weren’t even signed on!
🚨 They WEREN’T official agents at the time
🚨 Massive Elections Act violations
This could invalidate the entire ballot!
Fines. Charges. Maybe even arrests.
MSM, RCMP & Elections Canada can’t ignore this.
Police warn public of frauds, seek additional complainants: The Edmonton Police Service (EPS) is warning the public about a 31-year-old woman who has been charged with defrauding several local businesses.
Since January 2025, police received multiple… https://t.co/qn8dFxJ5P3
Months after a warning was issued about unethical, predatory towing practices in Edmonton, police have laid fraud charges against several local tow truck operators.
#yeg#yegtraffic
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Police charge tow truck owners after fraudulent billing schemes: The Edmonton Police Service (EPS) has charged 11 owners of 10 local tow truck companies in relation to fraudulent billing practices to insurance companies.
In July 2024, the Edmonton… https://t.co/P6710LBJ9Y
Albertans deserve elections that are fair, secure, and reflect the true will of the people.
That’s why our government is introducing the Election Statutes Amendment Act with the following proposed changes:
• Banning the use of electronic tabulators and other automated voting machines, requiring all ballots to be counted by hand to protect election integrity.
• Eliminating vouching at voting stations to strengthen identification and verification processes.
• Requiring unofficial vote counts to be completed within 12 hours of polls closing to provide timely, reliable results.
• Voters being required to cast their ballot in their constituency of residence or by requesting a special ballot.
• Expanding access to special ballots, allowing any voter to request one without needing to provide a reason while protecting integrity by requiring voters to personally request their special ballot (with exceptions for those needing assistance due to a disability).
• Updating the Recall Act to make it easier for Albertans to hold elected officials accountable by lowering the signature threshold and extending the timeframe to collect signatures.
• Improving the Citizen Initiative Act process by setting the threshold for all successful petitions at 10 per cent of eligible voters who participated in the last general election.
• Allow corporate and union contributions for provincial elections while maintaining transparency and accountability through existing financial disclosure requirements.
• Improve access to voting for First Nations and Métis Settlements during referendums and Senate elections.
• Enhance emergency response provisions for voting disruptions during referendums and Senate elections.
Game 5 morning skate lines:
RNH-McDavid-Hyman
Podkolzin-Draisaitl-Arvidsson
Kane-Henrique-Brown
Frederic-Janmark-Perry
Pickard starts in net. His 38 saves Sunday marked his 2nd-most as an Oiler.
8:20 MT puck drop on @Sportsnet …
Listen to the utter contempt and distain with which Carney treats @StephanieLevitz when she asks about his potential conflicts of interest.
If he treats her questions this way - a veteran member of the legacy media - think about how he'll treat you.
Brutal. Share widely.
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.
Exciting News! Danielle H of Lamont, recently won the WinWin Lottery Bonus Prize of $250,000! We’re so grateful for her support of STCHF & our Hospital.
Thank you to all Hospital staff in AB who are a part of WinWin lottery— you truly make a difference in so many ways! Congrats!
"We're down one goal & the best player in the league is getting held for 15 seconds. There's frustration that's allowed to happen."
Coach Knoblauch addresses the media following tonight's 3-2 #Oilers defeat in Vancouver.
@Enterprise | #LetsGoOilers
As we celebrate the holidays, we'd like to thank you for your unwavering support in 2024. Whether donations, volunteering, or participation at events, you have shown the true spirit of giving. We are deeply grateful.
Don't forget the truck raffle, https://t.co/87C2CShZ9p to win!
It’s starting to look a lot like Christmas!
Have you checked everything off your list? Is buying your tickets for the 'Driven to Give' Truck Raffle on there? Draw is: Dec. 31st.
Give back while dreaming big this holiday season!
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