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[Keith Wilson @ikwilson]

Today’s Court of Appeal decision does not change the Oct. 19 referendum question.

The Court has allowed Elections Alberta to verify the petition signatures, but it did not allow the citizen-initiative question to proceed to a referendum before the appeal.

The Oct. 19 vote remains in place.

Albertans will still be asked whether Alberta should remain in Canada or begin the legal process toward a binding referendum on independence.

[Satire Squad HQ @SatireSquadHQ]

🚨 LEAKED:

Justin Trudeau explains why Mark Carney is a genius.

🍿👇

[realCTZN @realCTZN]

If you want a strong Alberta within Canada, you should probably vote in favor of a referendum.

Not because it guarantees separation.
Because it creates leverage.

A stronger Alberta with more autonomy ultimately helps every province push back against the over-centralization of power in Ottawa.

Strong provinces make a strong Canada.

[DNI Tulsi Gabbard @DNIGabbard]

Today, I’m releasing never before seen intelligence revealing new evidence of past US government funding for more than 120 biolabs in over 30 countries, including Ukraine.

In support of President Trump‘s Executive Order to end federal funding of dangerous gain of function research around the world, and increase transparency and accountability, ODNI will continue working with partners across the Administration to identify where these labs are, what pathogens they contain, and what “research” is being conducted.

https://t.co/pLMD0krc69

[Jason Lavigne @JasonLavigneAB]

Timeline: Federal Actions Affecting Alberta's Energy Sector

1957 — Equalization Program — PM Louis St. Laurent
Harms Alberta: Created the federal transfer system that later used Alberta’s stronger tax base and resource economy to support other provinces.

1980 — National Energy Program — PM Pierre Trudeau
Harms Alberta: Federal price controls, taxes, and revenue-sharing reduced Alberta’s oil revenue and investor confidence.

1982 — Canada Oil and Gas Act — Bill C-48 — PM Pierre Trudeau
Harms Alberta: Expanded federal control over oil and gas rights on federal lands and offshore areas.

1997 / 2002 — Kyoto Protocol Commitment and Ratification — PM Jean Chrétien
Harms Alberta: Put federal emissions obligations over a province whose economy depends heavily on oil and gas.

2007 — Equalization Formula Change — Budget 2007 / Bill C-52 — PM Stephen Harper
Harms Alberta: Moved to a 10-province standard with 50% of natural resource revenues included in the formula, meaning Alberta’s resource wealth helped raise the national standard used to calculate payments.

2007 — Kyoto Protocol Implementation Act — Bill C-288 — PM Stephen Harper
Harms Alberta: Forced federal planning around Kyoto targets, increasing pressure on emissions-intensive oil and gas.

2018 — Federal Carbon Tax — Bill C-74 — PM Justin Trudeau
Harms Alberta: Added carbon costs to fuel, operations, transport, and large industrial emitters.

2018 — Federal Methane Regulations — SOR/2018-66 — PM Justin Trudeau
Harms Alberta: Added compliance costs and equipment requirements to upstream oil and gas.

2019 — Oil Tanker Moratorium / West Coast Tanker Ban — Bill C-48 — PM Justin Trudeau
Harms Alberta: Blocked a northern B.C. crude export route to global markets.

2019 — Impact Assessment Act — Bill C-69 — PM Justin Trudeau
Harms Alberta: Increased approval risk, delays, and uncertainty for pipelines and major energy projects.

2021 — Net-Zero Emissions Accountability Act — Bill C-12 — PM Justin Trudeau
Harms Alberta: Created a legal framework for future emissions restrictions on oil and gas.

2022 — Clean Fuel Regulations — SOR/2022-140 — PM Justin Trudeau
Harms Alberta: Increased compliance costs on gasoline, diesel, refiners, producers, and consumers.

2023 / 2024 — Oil and Gas Emissions Cap — Draft CEPA Regulations — PM Justin Trudeau
Harms Alberta: Sector-specific cap widely criticized as a de facto production cap.

2024 — Sustainable Jobs Act — Bill C-50 — PM Justin Trudeau
Harms Alberta: Federal transition planning away from traditional oil and gas jobs.

2024 — Carbon Capture, Utilization and Storage Tax Credit — Bill C-59 — PM Justin Trudeau
Harms Alberta: Ties oil sands competitiveness to expensive federally defined carbon-capture requirements.

2024 — Anti-Greenwashing Amendments — Bill C-59 — PM Justin Trudeau
Harms Alberta: Creates legal risk for oil and gas companies speaking publicly about emissions and environmental claims.

2025 / 2026 — Partial Carbon Tax Rollback — Bill C-4 — PM Mark Carney
Harms Alberta: Removed the consumer carbon tax, but left industrial carbon pricing in place.

2025 / 2026 — Canada–Alberta Energy MOU / Industrial Carbon Pricing Deal — PM Mark Carney
Harms Alberta: Preserves and strengthens industrial carbon pricing, ties pipeline progress to emissions reductions, and requires major public-backed carbon capture commitments such as Pathways.

Alberta Independence was never the problem, it's the only solution.

[Clav @clavey78]

😬

[TruthSeeker01011 @TruthSeek01011]

Looool

[Marc Nixon @MarcNixon24]

Wes Jones Crushes it with another BANGER

Technical Recession is ON

[Clav @clavey78]

@TruthFringe Every institution that receives taxpayer funds should perpetually be audited. As independent citizens, audits happen almost regularily without cause.

[Clav @clavey78]

@AlbertaStrong65 @MiaBryant374659 😂

[Anti-Boomer @mapleblooded]

How does the former governor of the Bank of England define a recession?

Let’s check the tape.

[The Woke Whisperer @Woke_Whisperer]

Beautiful

[Wes Jones @realWesJones]

🚨 They signed the letter saying they’d stay out of it…

Then turned around and gave out MILLIONS in bonuses anyway.

Not one inch of high-speed rail track has been laid.

This is the real Alto scandal.

Bonuses Before Shovels, Official 3D Animated Music Video

Watch it. Share it if you’re done watching them play games with your money.

#BonusesBeforeShovels @AndrewScheer #AltoScandal #AccountabilityNow @MikeBarrettON #CDNPoli #TaxpayerMoney

[Tablesalt 🇨🇦🇺🇸 @Tablesalt13]

New banger just dropped

"We're going broke, Canada"

Havin a beer to this one! 🍻

(this actually SUPER well done!)

[Martin A. Armstrong @ArmstrongEcon]

Canada is a textbook case of how bad policy turns a resource‑rich nation into a declining one: attack energy, overtax work, bury business in regulation, and then act surprised when growth stalls and separatism rises.

[Wes Jones @realWesJones]

CARNEY’S $200 MILLION COVERUP JUST GOT A BANGER ANTHEM 🔥😂

MLS leases Crown land for $13,500/year… then Carney’s Liberals pay them $20 MILLION a year for a gravel pit with one tiny concrete pad.

Liberal insiders on the board.
Full lease still hidden.
Committee doors slammed shut.

East Coast kitchen-party satire at its finest.

🎶 Release the Lease 🎶

Watch till the end you’ll be singing it all day 👇

#ReleaseTheLease #CarneyCoverup #CDNPoli

Nudge Nudge 👇
@MichaelCooperMP @PierrePoilievre @CPC_HQ @KellyBlockmp

[Vesper @vesperdigital]

🚨Carney - The Eleven Year Plan🚨

I spent the last week lining Mark's every move in 30 documented steps since 2015.

No more doubts! It was never about saving the planet, and I have proof.

Watch the house of cards getting built step by step.

Let me know if you see it too!

[cbcwatcher @cbcwatcher]

Boom! John Ibbitson "Well, they are an angry people and they have every reason to be angry."

"From the time the provinces were founded, when Albertans, Saskatchewan, were not given the natural resources powers that other provinces had, to the latest regulation from Ottawa limiting the development of the oil sands for environmental or other reasons, Albertans have been put upon by a central Canadian elite, looks at them as something of a colony."

"And the result of that indifference and condescension from central Canada is this referendum on a referendum. We're responsible for that here in the center." @JohnIbbitson