These “Forever Canadian” signs were spotted at an Edmonton print shop yesterday.
There appear to be 1,250 signs here. Based on typical campaign sign printing costs, that could easily represent $6,000–$7,000 in advertising material.
That raises a very fair question:
Who paid for them?
According to Elections Alberta’s public reporting, Forever-Canadian Citizens Initiative Society is currently listed at $0.00 in reported contributions.
As a registered TPA myself, I know there are strict rules around who can contribute, how funds are received, and how those contributions are reported.
So when a registered TPA shows $0 reported, but signs worth thousands of dollars appear to be in production, Albertans deserve transparency.
This is not an accusation.
It is a fair question.
Who paid for the signs?
Were they donated?
Were they reported?
Will they show up in the next filing?
Everyone should be playing by the same rules.
You can review the TPA rules and contribute to our campaign here:
https://t.co/SVpLfib1aP
A referendum is not a “dangerous bluff.”
It is democracy.
For a Prime Minister to use threatening language against Albertans for seeking a lawful vote on their future is improper, revealing, and deeply troubling.
This is why Alberta needs the power to decide for itself. https://t.co/70SdJ6CVcj