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Jeffrey Rath online search

This may be common knowledge to most. I did a search on Rath and found that his law firm states "Advocacy for the Rights and Interest of First Nations". I was first extremely surprised. 😱 Then laughed my ass off at the irony. How has he not been disbarred and his firm dissolved for inappropriate representation?

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u/CommonAd1145 — 9 hours ago
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Y'all going or what?

Dear fellow AB citizens with a modicum (or more!) of rationality and decency left. These MAGA criminals are betting that they've overwhelmed us to the point of collapse. They've bet on our apathy and insular dejection. They're hoping we're too busy and depressed and overworked to do anything about it while they rob us blind.

I'm anticipating many "what's the point" and "stupid hysterical lefty" on this post, so don't even bother. Move TF on or come say it to my face at the rally. Looking forwards to it.

Fight Back Hub - Province-Wide Day of Protest — May 29, 2026

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u/Emergency_Day_8995 — 1 day ago
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Thankful for Forever Canadian

I wanted to just express my gratitude for the work Thomas Lukaszuk and the folks over at Forever Canadian have done in creating a unified front against separatism. From the initial petition, the legal support, the non-partisan nature, all the way to representation in the legislative assembly, Forever Canadian has managed to unite the majority of Albertans to fight the threat of separatism head-on.

Given the news that’s expected later today, I think this is a good opportunity to reflect on the work that’s already been done before we gear up for the fight that’s coming.

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Banff grizzly cub struck by train in 'heartbreaking' loss for sensitive species | CBC News

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u/Buuuuma — 1 day ago