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MP Heather McPherson is sounding the alarm. A Globe and Mail investigation reported that Republican operatives from Michigan travelled to Alberta and met with separatist organizers, including demonstrating voter-targeting technology developed for Republican campaigns.

Elections Alberta confirmed that a copy of a voter list of nearly 3 million Albertans, was improperly obtained by the Centurion Project. The list had originally been provided to the Republican Party of Alberta.

Send this to your favorite Maple MAGA and remind them, the only thing more embarrassing than being duped by foreign operatives is continuing to let yourself be used as a pawn.

🎥: @heathermacnow
Sources: News Global Canada, The Globe and Mail, The Guardian

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u/Appropriate-Claim385 — 4 days ago

Pics from the Forever Canadian rally in Calgary last weekend! 🇨🇦 ✨

Had an amazing time with this vibrant group of folks.

u/skilbofragns — 24 days ago
▲ 291 r/NoRulesCalgary+1 crossposts

Alberta! Wanna crush the seppy vote and defeat Danielle Smith’s referendum questions? We got you with this…wait for it…pyramid scheme.

u/You_are_the_Castle — 30 days ago
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The Police Commission has banned the public from meetings for the rest of the year.

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The Edmonton Police costs over half a billion dollars a year, the single most expensive service in the City of Edmonton. But the board tasked with keeping them accountable is refusing to hear from the public.

All to carry water for the Police Chief's ill-advised trip to Israel, to learn policing from the perpetrators of a genocide.

Removing the public is not accountability.

u/United-Apartment-269 — 1 month ago
▲ 554 r/NoRulesCalgary+1 crossposts

Under Premier Smith and the UCP they are making our lives more unaffordable and cutting funding and supports to cities. They are putting corporate profits for their friends and donors instead of consumers.

While city council can’t offer a public insurance option for Edmontonians, we are building a city where you have the choice not to own a car if you can’t afford or choose not to.

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u/You_are_the_Castle — 1 month ago
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NATIONAL DAY OF ACTION AGAINST TWO-TIER HEALTHCARE • TOMORROW • TUESDAY, SEPTEMBER 1!

Bill 11 takes effect tomorrow. Alberta will officially have a two-tier, dual practice health care system. No other province in Canada allows it.

Ottawa can stop this by enforcing the Canada Health Act. Eight months after Bill 11 passed, it still hasn’t.

friendsofmedicare is organizing 7 rallies across Alberta tomorrow, part of a national day of action in 26 communities. Most are at noon. SHOW UP TO A RALLY NEAR YOU!

CALGARY: 12 pm, Corey Hogan’s office, 1717 10 St. NW

EDMONTON: 12 pm, Eleanor Olszewski’s office, 12220 Stony Plain Rd. NW

LEDUC: 4:30 pm, Mike Lake’s office, 4710 50 St.

LETHBRIDGE: 12 pm, Rachel Thomas’ office, 255 8 St. S

MEDICINE HAT: 12 pm, Glen Motz’ office, 2810 13 Ave. SE

RED DEER: 12 pm, Burton Bailey’s office, 100A-4315 55 Ave

ST. ALBERT: 12 pm, Michael Cooper’s office, 20 Perron St.

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u/skilbofragns — 1 month ago

Public healthcare & education is a matter of political will. The livelihood of our most vulnerable shouldn’t be sacrificed for corruption. This government has shown Albertans who they are. Albertans deserve better & won't blindly follow the UCP

u/skilbofragns — 2 months ago

Recovery Alberta is closing the addiction treatment program at Henwood Treatment Centre in Edmonton, the IJF has learned. The decision to end the program came as a shock to staff and hundreds of Albertans seeking addiction treatment.

Full IFJ piece available to read here:

https://theijf.org/article/recovery-alberta-closes-edmonton-addiction-treatment-program-drops-nearly-600-people-from-wait-list?status=existing

The lack of transparency surrounding the closure is fuelling questions about the Alberta government's plans for the site.

The details of Henwood's closure have not previously been reported.

With 62 residential treatment beds, Henwood is the largest provincially-run voluntary addiction treatment centre in the Edmonton region. Operations at Henwood were temporarily suspended in late June due to flooding. Sources familiar with the situation have told the IFJ that on Aug. 20, staff were informed that Recovery Alberta is permanently closing the treatment program.

A spokesperson for the Ministry of Mental Health and Addiction said in a statement that the Henwood Treatment Centre in Edmonton 'closed for the foreseeable future following significant damage from overland flooding, with all clients transitioned to alternative addiction treatment and recovery services from local providers.'

The wait time to get a bed in Henwood's four-week residential treatment program was between one and four months depending on the client, sources told the

IFJ. At the time Henwood stopped accepting new applications in late June, there were almost 600 people in the queue waiting for a spot to open up, four

sources said.

Over the summer, employees were reportedly told to call the people on the wait list and tell them their referral was being closed and they would need to

reapply once Henwood reopened.

Some clients who had been waiting for weeks for the call from Henwood telling them a spot was available burst into tears when given the news.

Alberta stopped publicly reporting wait times for voluntary addiction treatment programs in 2019."

u/skilbofragns — 2 months ago
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Sturgeon Lake Cree Nation has won a court ruling that allows its challenge against the project’s water licence to move forward, after arguing Alberta failed to consult with the First Nation.

u/Kanienkeha-ka — 2 months ago
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Danielle Smith is following nazi groyper accounts on X... WTF! This is NOT Alberta. How could this person possibly be in charge of representing Canadians?

For those who don't know "Blood and soil" is a direct nazi slogan.

u/Heathergor — 1 month ago