luckidawg

Proud Albertan…Mom of 3…Grand mom of 4……To love and be loved is to feel the sun from both sides 💙 Steak and bacon are the best…don’t try to change my mind.

[luckidawg @fringeBella]

@ABDanielleSmith Investment will flood Alberta like a sunami when we remove the knee on our necks …taxation that inhibits growth …the red tape and regulations of a distance government few of us identify with…we are intelligent sincere and genuinely up to the difficult task..we are Albertan 💙

[Keith Wilson @ikwilson]

Alberta can attract $13B from Meta while still inside Canada.

Imagine what Alberta could attract as an independent country with full control over its tax policy, energy policy, infrastructure, immigration, and trade relationships.

Alberta is not a small province.

Alberta is a country in waiting. https://t.co/70SdJ6Dt1R

[Cory Morgan @CoryBMorgan]

Researching the Assembly of First Nations lobby group for a column.

They suck in $55 million, almost all from taxpayers.

Most of the budget is eaten by travel and salaries.

They then dedicate 1.09% of spending to publications & promotion.

Defund them.

[Theo Fleury @TheoFleury14]

This should be a clear indication that Canada is under a communist takeover. Foreign interference by China helped the Liberals get elected 4 times in the last 15 years. The that illegitimate government passed illegitimate laws such as this one. This is called slow drip communism. It doesn’t happen overnight. Corruption and money laundering of tax paying citizens is their calling card. Textbook in every way shape and form.

[Andrew Scheer @AndrewScheer]

More and more Canadians are realizing that Carney is just not who he said he was.

[Keith Wilson @ikwilson]

Treaty rights must be respected, and First Nations must have a meaningful voice in any constitutional discussions affecting their future.

But consultation cannot mean preventing Albertans from voting. A peaceful, lawful vote is democracy’s highest form of public consultation—the opportunity for every citizen to freely express a choice.

Leaders should make their case to the people, not seek to deny the people their voice.

[JayGen 𝕏 er🇨🇦 @JayGenXer]

Canada needs to get some balls.

This woman absolutely nails the GoodLife gym kirpan circus.

Sikh man walks in openly carrying a religious blade, working out shirtless against dress code, filming in the change room… and the second he cries discrimination the gym folds like cheap lawn chairs and apologizes.

Meanwhile regular Canadian women still can’t legally carry pepper spray or a knife for self-defense without the cops treating them like criminals.

This is the insane two-tier society we’ve built.

Rules only apply to the people who don’t scream loud enough about their identity.

DEI and woke ideology didn’t create equality — it created a hierarchy where some groups get to ignore the rules everyone else has to follow.

Equal rights. Equal rules. Equal responsibilities.

No special privileges. Assimilate or don’t come.

That’s not bigotry. That’s how a functional country actually works.

#cdnpoli #CanadaFirst #WokeFail #CommonSense

📺 @thesovereignceo 👈

[Andrew Scheer @AndrewScheer]

Carney’s record in the last few weeks:

❌ Tells UAE he doesn’t have anything to invest their $70 billion in.

❌ So embarrassed about his Gordie Howe bridge deal he won’t come clean on the details.

Anyone else starting to get the feeling he overhyped his abilities?

[DocumentingLibs @HistorianUSA1]

🇨🇦➡️🇺🇸 “The Canadian government is evil.”

This man’s wife was diagnosed with stage 4 ovarian cancer in Canada.

Doctors told her: “No drugs. No treatments. No options.”
Her only choice? Medical Assistance in Dying (MAID).

They left her to die.

So they moved to the United States.

American doctors refused to give up. Chemo after chemo. New drug trials. Even after the cancer came back THREE TIMES in under three years — she’s still here, finishing her latest treatment.

He describes what MAID actually looks like:

Doctors give midazolam and propofol. Your body is paralyzed… but your brain is fully aware. Your lungs fill with fluid. You’re drowning, screaming inside for help. Family stands around saying “they look so peaceful.”

“They tried to kill my wife.”

Canada’s MAID program isn’t “compassionate” end-of-life care… it’s a system that gives up on the sick and leaves them to die.

[Masih Alinejad @AlinejadMasih]

While the world watches the war, the Islamic Republic of Iran hanged a 19-year-old boy today.

His name is Erfan Esfandiari and he was his parents' only child.

He did not kill anyone. He did not carry a weapon. His crime, according to the Islamic Republic, was opening a door. Sheltering protesters who were running from security forces. That was enough to send him to the gallows.

Erfan was one of 12 young men in the Alikhani Square case in Isfahan, arrested during the January 2026 uprising. Yesterday, all 12 were moved to quarantine. Today, the Islamic Republic hanged him.

This is a government that is so terrified of a generation that refuses to be silent, that it executes teenagers for the act of compassion.

Say his name. Because the regime is already trying to erase him. Because his mother and father are left with nothing, not even the right to grieve loudly.

[Alberta Prosperity Project @ABProsperityPrj]

Alberta's energy story is one of innovation.

It began over 100 years ago with conventional oil and gas in Turner Valley. As technology advanced, Alberta's engineers, researchers and skilled workers found new ways to unlock the vast oil sands in northern Alberta.

From the first commercial oil sands mine in 1967 to the development of world-leading in situ recovery methods, Alberta has continued to solve complex challenges through ingenuity and determination.

Today, Alberta produces more than 3 million barrels of oil each day while the industry continues to invest in new technologies that improve efficiency, reduce emissions and lower water use.

Alberta's success wasn't built overnight. It was built by generations of innovators who refused to stop pushing forward.

[Ryan Williams 🇨🇦 | The Competition Guy @Ryan_r_Williams]

Canada has committed more than $200 billion to climate action.

In 2023 alone, wildfires released more than four times Canada’s annual fossil-fuel carbon emissions.

We could have managed our forests and protected our carbon sinks.

Instead, we got smoke.

[Ryan Gerritsen🇨🇦🇳🇱 @ryangerritsen]

Avi Lewis was on CNN and unbelievably said Trump lit the fires in Ontario.
He said he is ultimately responsible for them because of the cloud of CO2 that comes up from the U.S.

This aired just an hour before Trump imposed new tariffs on Canada. Doug Ford was also on CNN going after Trump.
There is no doubt Trump watched this insanity from our Politicians.

[Jason Lavigne @JasonLavigneAB]

CANADA SUPPORTS SELF-DETERMINATION—UNTIL IT HAPPENS INSIDE CANADA

Over the last 50 years, people around the world have voted in referendums to leave an existing country and establish a sovereign state:

🇩🇯 1977 — Djibouti
Separated from France

🇸🇮 1990 — Slovenia
Separated from Yugoslavia

🇱🇹 1991 — Lithuania
Restored independence from the Soviet Union

🇪🇪 1991 — Estonia
Restored independence from the Soviet Union

🇱🇻 1991 — Latvia
Restored independence from the Soviet Union

🇬🇪 1991 — Georgia
Separated from the Soviet Union

🇭🇷 1991 — Croatia
Separated from Yugoslavia

🇲🇰 1991 — North Macedonia
Separated from Yugoslavia

🇦🇲 1991 — Armenia
Separated from the Soviet Union

🇹🇲 1991 — Turkmenistan
Separated from the Soviet Union

🇺🇦 1991 — Ukraine
Separated from the Soviet Union

🇦🇿 1991 — Azerbaijan
Confirmed its independence following the collapse of the Soviet Union

🇺🇿 1991 — Uzbekistan
Confirmed its independence following the collapse of the Soviet Union

🇧🇦 1992 — Bosnia and Herzegovina
Separated from Yugoslavia

🇪🇷 1993 — Eritrea
Separated from Ethiopia

🇹🇱 1999 — Timor-Leste
Voted to reject continued rule by Indonesia and became independent in 2002

🇲🇪 2006 — Montenegro
Separated from Serbia and Montenegro

🇸🇸 2011 — South Sudan
Separated from Sudan

Canada ultimately recognized every one of these countries as a sovereign state. In many cases, Canada established diplomatic relations, provided assistance and supported the new country’s development.

Canada did not refuse to recognize them because they were too small.

Canada did not tell them they could never establish institutions, negotiate trade agreements, operate a government or participate in the international community.

Canada did not make recognition conditional on proving that independence would be effortless, risk-free or immediately profitable.

Their people made a democratic choice and Canada accepted the resulting countries.

But when the same question is raised inside Canada, the language suddenly changes.

🇨🇦 Quebec, 1980

More than 1.48 million Quebecers voted for a mandate to negotiate sovereignty-association. Canadians and federal political leaders mobilized to preserve Canada, and the proposal was defeated.

🇨🇦 Quebec, 1995

More than 2.3 million Quebecers voted for sovereignty.

Once again, Quebecers were warned about money, trade, investment, currency, pensions and whether Quebec could afford to become a country.

🇨🇦 Alberta, 2026

Albertans are not being asked to immediately declare independence on October 19th.

They are being asked whether Alberta should remain a province or whether the Alberta government should begin the legal process required to hold a future binding referendum on separation.

It is a vote about whether Albertans should be allowed to take the next democratic step.

Yet many Canadians are already saying Alberta could never afford independence, could never build a country and should not even seriously consider sovereignty.

That exposes a remarkable double standard:

When people overseas seek sovereignty, it is called self-determination.

When Quebecers seek sovereignty, it is called a threat to national unity.

When Albertans seek a democratic vote, it is called reckless, divisive or impossible.

The new countries on this list did not all begin wealthy, stable or free from uncertainty. Independence required difficult negotiations, institution-building and major decisions about trade, borders, laws, currency and international relations.

But they created sovereign countries.

Quebec and Alberta are repeatedly told they could not afford to become countries.

Yet Canada recognizes countries around the world that began with fewer resources, weaker institutions and far greater obstacles.

The honest position should be consistent:

Either people have the democratic right to consider and pursue sovereignty—or they do not.

That principle should not disappear simply because the people seeking the vote happen to live inside Canada.

[wealthmoose @wealthmoose]

🚨🇨🇦 This is what 10 years of Liberal government looks like.

With receipts. 🧾

——————————————
💥 BANKRUPTCIES
——————————————

📍 143,483 insolvencies filed in 2024
Highest in 15 years
📍 Business insolvencies up 28.6%
Highest since the 2008 Great Recession
📍 10 straight quarters
of double digit increases

——————————————
💥 HOUSEHOLD DEBT
——————————————

📍 $3.07 Trillion in household debt
$1.75 owed for every $1 earned
📍 #1 in G7 for household debt
103% of GDP — worst in the G7
📍 USA household debt: 75% of GDP
Canada: 103% of GDP

——————————————
💥 FOOD BANKS
——————————————

📍 2.2 million Canadians visited
food banks in March 2025 alone
Highest number ever recorded
📍 Food bank usage has
DOUBLED since 2019
📍 1 in 5 food bank users
are employed Canadians

——————————————
💥 GROCERIES
——————————————

📍 Grocery prices up 22% since 2022
Food inflation hit 5% in December 2025
📍 Shelter costs up 26%
Food up 25%
Transport up 20%
Since 2021
📍 Lowest income Canadians now spend
over 120% of disposable income
on basic essentials

——————————————
💥 HOUSING
——————————————

📍 Average home 2015: $434,000
Average home 2025: $716,000
Up 65% under the Liberals
📍 60% of all Canadian mortgages
renewing by end of 2026
at 15–20% higher payments

——————————————
💥 INVESTMENT & ENERGY
——————————————

📍 $1 Trillion in investment
left Canada 2015–2024
Largest exodus in Canadian history
Source: RBC
📍 Canada ranks DEAD LAST
in G7 for machinery
& equipment investment
📍 Carbon tax rising to
$130/tonne by 2040
USA carbon tax: $0
——————————————

And the Liberal response?

📸 Photo ops.
🎤 Press releases.
🤝 Secret deals with Beijing.
🇺🇸 USA is the problem

💰 A PM worth $20 Million+ telling you gas is cheap.

Stop voting Liberal. 🇨🇦

Share this until every Canadian sees it. 👇

Sources:

🔗 RBC Report
🔗 Food Banks Canada HungerCount 2025
🔗 Office of Superintendent of Bankruptcy
🔗 Statistics Canada
🔗 Bank of Canada

#CdnPoli #Canada  #LiberalFailure
#MarkCarney #Affordability

[Albertans4Freedom @AlbertanFreedom]

Albertans need to think long and hard about what Canada will look like going forward if we continue down the current path.

We are at a crossroad and how we vote on October 19, 2026 will determine whether our future remains grim, or whether we have an opportunity for a better future.

On October 19, 2026 Vote IN FAVOUR of Option 2 to hold a Binding Referendum.

Visit https://t.co/U6RP6hOcyj to Support or Volunteer.

https://t.co/DLCBEq4nt0

[Calgary Guy @cgy_guy]

Hey Albertans (Edmontonians)

What do you think about the latest federal push of French on your businesses?

Add this to firearms confiscation, netzero, plastic bans, and other extreme immigration etc

Have you had enough of Ottawa pushing their values on us?

[Rise Of Alberta @RiseOfAlberta]

The Liberal Party needs Alberta to stay in Canada so it can continue funding Ottawa's reckless spending.

The Conservative Party needs Alberta to stay because we are their pathway to forming government.

Neither is fighting for Alberta's interests. They're fighting for their own.

And when you ask them one simple question:

What tangible benefit does Alberta receive by remaining in Canada? they never have an answer.

Instead, we get the same empty slogans.

"Unity."

"We're stronger together."

"Canada is better together."

Those aren't benefits. They're talking points.

The reality is the clearest beneficiaries of Alberta remaining in Canada are the rest of Canada and Canada's political elite, not Albertans.

[Cory Morgan @CoryBMorgan]

The only people who should be responsible for preserving the French language should be the French.

Leave us (and our wallets) out of it.

[JayGen 𝕏 er🇨🇦 @JayGenXer]

Canada sent over **$12 BILLION** in foreign aid in 2025 alone.

With that single year’s spending, we could have:

- Built **600** new elementary schools
- Paved **40,000 km** of roads (coast-to-coast fixes multiple times over)
- Built **120** hospitals
- Delivered clean water treatment plants to **every** First Nations reserve in the country — **twice**
- Wiped out **all tax** on fuel
- Cut the GST to **2%**
- Made electricity **tax-free** nationwide
- Built homeless shelters for **100,000** Canadians

Instead we ship the money overseas while:

- Ontario and other provinces are literally on fire with evacuations and billions in damage
- Dozens of First Nations reserves are still under boil water advisories after decades
- Homelessness is at crisis levels in every major city
- Our roads, schools, and hospitals are aging and overcrowded
- Families are crushed by fuel taxes, GST, and sky-high electricity bills
- The military is under-equipped and recruitment is in the toilet

This is the Carney Liberal version of “Canada First.”

They’ll find billions for foreign causes and global photo ops, but they can’t (or won’t) fix the basics at home.

Priorities couldn’t be clearer.

Canadians last. Always.

#cdnpoli #CanadaFirst #ForeignAid #LiberalFail #Carney #Wildfires

[Concerned Citizen @BGatesIsaPyscho]

🚨🇨🇦 Meanwhile in Canada

“That’s the reason the air smells like chemicals”

“The particles can penetrate deep into the lungs”

Legacy Media trying to justify why the air in Canada smells & tastes of Chemicals - no mention of the 5 years + of daily Geo-Engineering spraying.