@TheBreakdownAB This guy isn't going anywhere suitable, like jail or court. He wouldn't have come back without the nod from the UCP. After all they're de facto separatists.
@TheBreakdownAB This pipeline is going nowhere, relax people.
There's not enough oill sands production to fill it. The private companies are not okay with spending a fair & commensurate amount to build their capacity to fill it
@TheBreakdownAB "Well", thank goodness for that. (sarc)
It gave conservatives something, albeit meaningless to sound off on. Poilievre & some others don't live in Alberta, much less in those affected Calgary neighbourhoods.
@edmontonjournal Alberta became a province on the day of 1 September 1905. Of course the separatists want to declare 1 July Alberta Day. If not out of historical accuracy, certainly spite...
@TheBreakdownAB It was a stretch, considering what this government decides to put their weight behind, which is coal not water. As well, the UCP has planning for more than a year to get the concerns of their base on referendum ballots.
@TheBreakdownAB That's quite true about the extraordinary measures Smith has taken to keep the separatist jalopy moving down the road.
That doesn't matter to the separatists. After all, they're only "blowing off steam."
@tamarachipiuk She should be really mystified about Hwy 63 to Fort McMurray now. Apparently Km 160 - 200 is nearly undriveable because of large pot holes. Anyway, a particularly tone-deaf member of the political class...
@TheBreakdownAB Despite Smith taking them much further than honestly otherwise...they're drinking their own bathwater now. They're going to find out that a separatist party will burn in the sunlight.