@CanadaGoose911 Not #Alberta or Sask. you know, the spots with an economic future. BTW any medicos out there, moving to #AB after #AlbertaIndependence will be easier than fleeing to the US
Then use it to find the Telemetry Control Module, make sure it’s working because otherwise your cars manufacturer can’t sell all the data your post 2020 car is generating.
Lights, outlets, or small vehicle accessories can stop working because of one fuse. Test first, turn off the circuit before removal, and replace only with the same type and amperage. Add one to your roadside kit today.
@KenRowland77@MrJoKeR604 Our $ is tanking anyway, spurred downward by exploding debt, non tariff related declines in productivity everywhere but Alberta. Many other reasons as well, but Canada’s bleak future because of Socialist govts is why we need #AlbertaIndependence
60% of the oil you import comes from Canada.
Your gas prices are skyrocketing, your oil reserve is running dry. Imagine what would happen if Canada put a 50% export tax on the oil you purchase.
if you want to know why you feel so much poorer in canada after trudeua/carney years here is the real reason, inflation is the expansion of the monetary system, not cpi
the average of what a Canadian produces in 2015 dollars is 68 cents
immigration and inflation means we are in a great depression
stop listening to media and government start listening to your grocery/power/energy/utility/tax bills
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🚨BREAKING: Keith Wilson is calling for Alberta’s Chief Electoral Officer to resign unless he begins enforcing the law fairly.
Thomas Lukaszuk’s Forever Canadian operation is plainly a campaign, yet Elections Alberta continues to pretend otherwise.
The ruminant family, and the one job each member does that nothing else can:
Cattle: turn a wet hillside into milk and beef, and build the soil while they stand on it
Sheep: grow a fireproof, compostable fibre every year on grass and rain
Goats: eat the scrub, bramble and invasive weed that chokes everything else out
Water buffalo: make the milk that becomes real mozzarella, on marshland a cow would sink in
Yak: live and give milk at altitudes that would kill any lowland animal
Reindeer: feed and clothe whole peoples above the Arctic Circle, on lichen and moss
Bison: engineer an entire prairie ecosystem simply by grazing across it
Seven animals, one gift each, none of them replaceable by a machine or a crop.
Every one of them classed, this decade, as a liability.
At least this last couple of days have made one thing very clear. The future is simple now. Either Alberta saves itself by voting for independence in the next two referendums OR it gets dragged into total poverty by the likes of Carney, Ford and Eby.
If independence doesn't win in the October referendum, it's time to move everything you can to the USA.
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@PeterHRatcliffe The “discount” is the market set price for AB oil vs other grades and final terminal. It might be “set” by oil companies internal transfer pricing (A sells to B, but both are owned by C) but AB doesn’t go out & say please buy our oil. What you suggest is an export duty
@MisterAlberta wasn’t asking for special treatment. He was exercising his right to speak while protecting his identity.
Instead of asking why an Albertan feels the need to remain anonymous, @jkenney chose to mock him publicly.
That says a lot.
In a healthy democracy, the greatest scrutiny belongs on those who exercise public power—not on ordinary citizens. Politicians choose public life. Citizens do not.
Nobody, especially a former Premier, should celebrate a political culture where people believe they need to conceal their identity before speaking openly.
The answer isn’t intimidation and mockery—it’s to ask what has created that fear in the first place.
To everyone in the Alberta independence movement: don’t let yourselves be divided or discouraged. Standing alone is easy to dismiss. Standing together is hard to ignore.
We have to stand together, support one another, and keep speaking peacefully and respectfully. That’s how we’re going to found our Republic of Alberta.