Given the economic damage Alberta separation would cause Calgary, staying silent is not an option. I believe municipalities should be allowed to tell residents what the evidence says. I'm calling on the Province to remove the restrictions so cities can commission and share independent, fact based research on the local impacts of separation.
We are also seeing coordinated foreign interference and disinformation designed to fuel division. Calgary's future depends on stability, investment, and public confidence. We are ready to help get credible information into the hands of Calgarians. The Province should let us.
One of the most wonderfully American videos I’ve ever seen. Spiritually there are 100 thousand of these guys in Michigan and they’re why the straight of Hormuz is closed right now. Always brings a smile to my face.
How the fuck did this even air? Like I am genuinely curious how studio executives looked at all this, didn’t censor anything, and were just like “yup send it.”
I guess times were just different back then
CASHIER SAID THAT WILL BE 17.46
I SAID OK
RESPONDING WITH ZERO HESITATION OR MERCY I PAID THE AGREED UPON PRICE AND TOOK THE ITEM THAT WAS RIGHTFULLY MINE
Premier Smith cites an Elections Alberta deadline for keeping Water Not Coal from a 2026 referendum.
However, she seems poised to disregard an Elections Alberta deadline in order to redraw electoral boundaries for the next election.
https://t.co/j9cZhsJHX3
DETACHED FROM REALITY
Mark Carney just claimed the average FAMILY spends $800 per month on groceries or $10,000 per year.
Has he gone to the grocery store?
4 steaks 🥩 is $100 only one meal
If you ate BEEF 20 days a month x $100 that’s $2,000 without veggies, fruit or carbs