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These are the chucklefvcks who thought they could run a country? Amateur hour.
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More from the ongoing soap opera that is the APP.
OK. Here's a summary of tonight's Alberta Prosperity Project meeting, with Mitch Sylvestre doing most of the talking.
Sylvestre denies he and Jeff Rath were fired from the organization, claiming Tanya Clemens and Chris Scott lacked the authority to remove them.
He accused Danielle Smith of betraying separatists and warned that alienating independence supporters could hand the next election to the NDP.
He's aiming to mobilize 1,000 independence supporters for the upcoming UCP AGM in Calgary, with plans to elect four or five sympathetic provincial board members who could help trigger a leadership review.
Another organizer noted three UCP constituency associations have already passed motions calling for a leadership review. She alleged UCP president Rob Smith was working behind the scenes to get constituency associations to pass letters supporting the premier.
APP supporters are being encouraged to buy UCP memberships, attend constituency association meetings and seek positions on local boards.
Sylvestre didn't ruled out forming a new political party if independence supporters are pushed out of the UCP. He also flatly rejected suggestions that his efforts could split the UCP and help elect the NDP.
"Who split this party up? Danielle Smith split this party up. Period. End of conversation."
And perhaps the most revealing statement of the evening came when Sylvestre explained why separatists should join the UCP:
"If you're buying a UCP membership, you are not buying it to support the UCP. You are buying it to support our cause for independence."
#abpoli #cdnpoli
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I remember Chris Scott complaining to Berta Proud Dad on a live I watched months ago that Mitch Sylvestre/Jeff Rath had kicked him off the APP board for grifting. And Chris was only at Let's Talk Alberta events after that.
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Bob Fife: "Let's remember where Danielle Smith comes from. She was a radio host for a long period of time. And her audience were the very same people who she's fed off of and encouraged who wanted to separate from the country."
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While Albertans were focused on last weekβs referendum, the UCP government quietly released its long-overdue year-end financial reports β more than 100 days after the June 30 statutory deadline.
The timing deserves scrutiny. So does the delay.
These reports are not optional reading. They are essential public accountability documents that tell Albertans how their money has been managed, where it has been spent, and whether the government has met its financial obligations.
Why were these reports delayed, and why has there been so little public discussion about it?
Albertans deserve transparency from their government, not just when it is convenient, but especially when it isnβt.
Read the reports yourself and draw your own conclusions:
alberta.ca/government-and-miβ¦
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It's official.
More votes were counted in Alberta's referendum than in any other vote in Canadian history, including all federal elections.
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Could two followers please copy and post this tweet to show that someone is always there?
National Suicide Prevention Hotline Call:
1-800-273-8255 (USA)
1-833-456-4566 (Canada)
0800 689 5652 (UK)
Remember help is always there and people do care about you.
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βScapegoating non-permanent residents is not going to lower the cost of living. Thatβs not going to fix our classrooms. They keep essential services open. In many cases, they are frontline workers. And now theyβre being treated as disposable.β
Alberta welcomed migrant workers. Now, it wants to restrict their rights (via the Guardian)
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David Herle: "Turnout in Quebec in 1995 was 95%. Turnout on the Alberta separation question is going to hit 70%. The nine, I think the turnout's in the 30s. This was a fucking nothingburger. This was an internal UCP party management exercise."
Lowest minimum wage in Canada, time for Dani and the UCP to be turfed.
Food bank visits in Alberta have surged by 156.3% since 2019, making it the highest increase in food bank usage among all Canadian provinces and territories.
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Danielle Smith's definition of the Alberta Advantage.
Many Albertans working full-time jobs are forced to utilize emergency food programs because their wages cannot absorb the rising cost of basic necessities.
According to Food Banks Canada's 2026 HungerCount report released on October 21, 2026, Alberta recorded 230,196 monthly visits in March 2026, which is up 9.3% from just the previous year.
#Alberta #AlbertaAdvantage
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Remembering CAF Corporal Nathan Cirillo, who was shot and killed while standing sentry at the Canadian National War Memorial in Ottawa 12 years ago today. π¨π¦ #BravoZulu
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With 97% of polls reporting, the No side is leading in all 4 constitutional change questions. The yes side is leading in all 5 immigration questions. But 4 of them are below 55% and even proof of citizenship has dropped below 60%.
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With 173 polls left to count, the 'no' side now has the lead on all four of Danielle Smith's constitutional referendum questions.
