Can you imagine, New York City having an election and then having the authority to tell Texas what they can or can’t do? That’s the equivalent of Canada, Toronto votes and then they control what Alberta is allowed to do or not do. It’s ludicrous and unacceptable to Albertans
Ottawa takes billions more from Alberta than it sends back.
Independence means keeping more of what we earn.
✅$14,000 per household
✅$47B stays in Alberta yearly
✅450,000 new jobs
✅$1.4T heritage fund
✅75% tuition cut
Independence will make life better for all Albertans.
But they told us that nobody would want to invest in Alberta because of the independence movement...
$10 Billion investment with over 3,000 jobs.
I guess they were wrong about that too, hey?
🚨BREAKING: The UN has issued a letter to its 193 member states warning that they face 'imminent financial COLLAPSE' after Donald Trump cut US funding
The globalists are panicking! 🔥
Saying that an Alberta separatist is a traitor is like saying that an abused and controlled wife is a bad, disloyal spouse to her husband if she wants to leave.
What are Albertans supposed to stay loyal to? Our corrupt, criminal, cartel of a government that implements globalist agendas created by foreign billionaires? That they stifle and curtail our natural resource sector? The fact that our labour gets exploited by everyone west of Winnipeg? The fact that those same provinces have an very disproportioned level of political representation and influence? The fact that they keep propping up the worst of the most dishonest, lying, scumbag politicians that keep fucking over the prairies?
Seriously, what do you expect from us? What exactly are you demanding our loyalty to?
Calling a referendum “treason” is an attack on democracy itself.
As Eva Chipiuk made clear, a referendum is citizens expressing their will through a lawful, peaceful vote.
#AlbertaIndependence
It’s happening.
I’ve now received my official canvasser credentials from Elections Alberta, and I’ll be picking up my sign-up sheets this afternoon after 2:00 pm.
What began as an idea born out of frustration and hope is now real: I am authorized and ready to collect signatures for the Alberta Independence petition.
This isn’t about politics as usual.
It’s about the future of our province—our homes, our families, our children’s opportunities.
I’m committed to reaching those who can’t attend large public events: shift workers starting before dawn, healthcare professionals on long rotations, parents with no margin in their schedules.
If you’re in the Chestermere area and want to sign but can’t make it to a town hall or rally, contact me.
I’ll come to you.
I’ll ensure your voice is counted properly.
I’m also prepared to work with businesses across the greater Calgary area whose teams support this cause.
If your workplace has employees who believe in Alberta’s right to self-determination and you can provide a brief, discreet space for signing during breaks or after hours, let’s arrange it.
I’m available after 2:30 pm on weekdays and on weekends.
Your people deserve the same chance to participate as anyone else.
To fellow canvassers in the Calgary area: if you’re out there doing this work and need support—whether it’s assistance at a location, coverage for a time slot, or simply collaborating to cover more neighbourhoods efficiently—I’m ready to partner.
Together we can move faster and reach farther.
Alberta has always been built by people who face hard realities head-on: harsh winters, demanding work, long distances, and—for too long—distant decisions that don’t reflect our values or our sacrifices.
This petition is our opportunity to change that trajectory—to secure a province where our labour, our resources, and our future belong first to us.
The momentum is undeniable.
The resolve is growing.
But momentum without action fades.
If you’re ready to sign, host, volunteer, or connect with other canvassers—please reach out.
DM me, reply here, or message directly.
Every signature matters.
Every conversation counts.
This is our province.
This is our time.
Almost 2,000kms put on the car since I started driving across Alberta to get signatures from folks who cannot make it to signing events. Today, 80% of the signatures I got are First Nations/Metis people.
Aho! hiy! hiy!
#AlbertaIndependence