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“Many Canadian food exporters are considering moving some operations to the United States simply because of all the uncertainty. We hope Canada does not react too quickly against the U.S. at this time. Many exporters are deeply concerned.” — Martin Lavoie, CEO of Groupe Export Québec–Canada, discussing CUSMA on The Food Professor Podcast.

Are you wanting to know how you can help independence? APP is pleased to announce the launch of one of the most effective ways to help you advance our sovereign Alberta. Home Gathering Booklets. We currently have 8 different booklets designed for different kinds of groups, including a general one. Follow the link below and print off your copies. Get some snacks and host a get together and open the conversation. Alberta Prosperity is in our hands. https://t.co/evylWVGX5D #albertaindependence #AlbertaProsperityProject #conversation #ForAlberta #ourfuture

🚨 IMPORTANT NOTICE TO PETITION SIGNERS Elections Alberta has begun calling and texting a statistical sample of Albertans who signed the independence referendum petition. If contacted, please respond promptly, politely and accurately. Elections Alberta treats the verification like an exam: they are calling to confirm whether your answers are what was written on the petition, confirming your name, address and city. An incorrect answer can invalidate your signature—and, through statistical weighting, may be treated as roughly 700 signatures being disqualified. A great deal is riding on you getting this right. Please be respectful, responsive and precise.

Japan’s ambassador went on CTV to discuss trade and delivered a carefully worded warning Ottawa should not ignore. Japanese investors want Canadian energy and resources. The problem is Canada’s approval system. Federal-provincial infighting, endless consultations, shifting environmental rules and net-zero mandates make major projects slow, costly and unpredictable. Carney Liberal Ottawa talks constantly about attracting foreign investment. Our trading partners are now telling us, politely but clearly, why that investment is going elsewhere. Capital does not wait for governments to get serious. It moves.

⁨🎥⁩ ⁨The momentum is real. In less than 3 weeks, Albertans have donated over $225,000 to Let Alberta Decide. We sold out 1,000 Stampede Breakfast spots in just 5 days. Our digital campaign is built, and large signs are being prepared for Calgary and Edmonton as we ramp up toward the October 19 vote. But we are up against the full power of governments, insiders, and the status quo. We need Albertans who believe in our future to step up now. Help us keep building. Donate today: https://t.co/70SdJ6Dt1R⁩