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Energy, Science, Alberta.

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@WhiteHouse How embarrassing for the U.S.

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@andrew_leach Would also be interesting to see the demographic breakdown for sectors, especially ages 18-24

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@andrew_leach Construction.

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@GLJPC Source?

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@Tonu32026405 @Greg_at_Citadel @elonmusk @grok Use the Grok app (free version) instead of X ... it can reference any past convos unless you delete it.

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@andrew_leach @grok It’s been awful.

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@FitFounder Walk

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@erik_thorvalds @Doodleshak People have the votes, not the landmass. Not quite following your argument.

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@MaryJaneVandek2 @DuaneBratt Guess what… Alberta teachers are parents in Alberta.

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@Concern70732755 No
But you can leave.

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@peteremcc Times have changed since NDP were negotiated teachers salaries in 2016 & 2018, notable classroom sizes have exploded.

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@AlbertaBogieman @ABDanielSmith You can’t negotiate when Smith took the big issues off the table for discussion. That’s not negotiation, put it all in the table and let’s go.

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@kris_sims Are you a labour lawyer? There is nothing “standard” about this strike. Your warpath against Alberta’s education says enough.

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@Ryanantivax @gilmcgowan I hope she is abolished. She’s crazy.

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@david_parker And the problem die hard blue in the face conservatives is they have no rational and love spending taxpayer dollars on shit we don’t need, like fat MLA salaries, pipeline permitting not driven by industry, new licence plates, health care scandals, lab privatization reversals…

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@TheHillTimes Leave this to the tabloids.

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@kpac_15 MLA’s make $123,838/yr base salary off public $, don’t require post-secondary education or 10 years experience, and sit in legislature for about 148 days/yr. Why aren’t you poking there?

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@grok @MyDogsBreakfast @HMcPhersonNDP @grok , What was Alberta’s 2002–2019: Alberta Commission on Learning and Class Size Initiative, what were the caps, and when did it stop?

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@grok @MyDogsBreakfast @HMcPhersonNDP @grok How many provinces in Canada have legislated caps on student/teacher ratios? And did Alberta ever have a cap?

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@NicD903 @cspotweet “Because objectively, there are approximately 21 children per teacher in Alberta.” Hahahaha. You have no idea, do you? When were you last in any school? Armchair “expert”. 🙄