Who expected a politician who is so concerned with government overreach like @ABDanielleSmith to flirt with government overreach in school libraries? People who are afraid of 1984 happening certainly won’t like this
In this upcoming election, I hope you vote for someone who you think can and will honestly work with others to accomplish whatever is best for the country. #canp
Can we all agree now that voting against human rights or "woke ideology" for the economy doesn't work? Can we all agree that those disparaging marginalized people in their political platform aren't economic geniuses? Thanks
Alberta is ready and positioned to double oil and gas production! Yesterday, I met with @TransMtn to discuss exciting future opportunities to get more Alberta energy to global markets.
@JDabknee After he upends democracy, they don't actually care if Trump lives or dies. Trump is pushing 80 and eats McDonald's everyday. He's not exactly expected to have a long retirement.
@duncankinney The supply of drugs out there is getting more and more toxic, not necessarily from just the fentanyl but because of what's being mixed in it. Access to safe supply for substance use disorders would actually increase safety for police and social workers.
I fully support this. If you believe in tough on crime policies, unless that crime is traffic related, what you hate is not crime, or danger, but poor people. Far more people die from car accidents than random violence.
In the last 10 years, fatal collisions at photo radar locations have dropped 75%—that’s not a “cash cow,” that’s saving lives. The Province’s restrictions on photo radar are putting Calgarians at risk, so a group of councillors, including myself, took action.
We’re asking Administration to work with the Police Commission to bring forward funding options for the shortfall that @CalgaryPolice is facing and push the Province to either cancel the ban or provide data-driven exemptions.
Calgary already has one of the lowest police-to-citizen ratios in Canada—we can’t afford to lose frontline policing resources. This is about keeping our city safe. #yyccc #ableg
In the last 10 years, fatal collisions at photo radar locations have dropped 75%—that’s not a “cash cow,” that’s saving lives. The Province’s restrictions on photo radar are putting Calgarians at risk, so a group of councillors, including myself, took action.
We’re asking Administration to work with the Police Commission to bring forward funding options for the shortfall that @CalgaryPolice is facing and push the Province to either cancel the ban or provide data-driven exemptions.
Calgary already has one of the lowest police-to-citizen ratios in Canada—we can’t afford to lose frontline policing resources. This is about keeping our city safe. #yyccc #ableg