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A reminder - Danielle Smith promised to fix Alberta's healthcare system within 90 days.

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Hell hath froze the eff over when I’m sharing a clip of former Alberta Premier Jason Kenney, sounding off on the stupidity of the separatist movement. YUP - JK got it right. 🤷‍♀️ #ableg #cdnpoli

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The UCP is rewriting the rules of democracy to keep themselves in power. Bills 50, 51, and 54 are about one thing: making it harder for Albertans to hold them accountable. We deserve better. #ableg #abpoli

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WATCH LIVE — Alberta’s New Democrats stand with Friends of Medicare, CUPE, AUPE, HSAA, and UNA to warn Albertans about Bill 55 and the UCP agenda to destroy public health care: youtube.com/live/guVzsGM...

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WATCH LIVE — Alberta’s New Democrats stand with Friends of Medicare, CUPE, AUPE, HSAA, and UNA to warn Albertans about Bill 55 and the UCP agenda to destroy public health care: youtube.com/live/guVzsGM...

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Want all the latest on separatism in Canada? Grab a coffee and join us for a cross-country conversation.

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There is value in asking big questions about Alberta’s future and doing so in a way that brings people together. However, the “Alberta Accord” and “Alberta Next Panel” are likely to do the opposite. My latest. open.substack.com/pub/drjaredw...

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My opening remarks in defence of the CBC at the recent Mount Royal debate.

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When it comes to attacking "woke ideology" in Canada, what is Pierre Poilievre planning? He won't tell us. But anti-woke leaders like Trump and Smith have sketched out the policy blueprints. Here's what we may expect from a Poilievre government. open.substack.com/pub/drjaredw...

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“…misinformation and disinformation can cause immense harm by undermining trust in science through their impact on public narratives.” Disinformation damages democracy, but perhaps not in the way you think phys.org/news/2025-04...

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This is the sort of scathing - searingly accurate - analysis you won't read in a PostMedia newspaper. UCP supporters who say they are Canadian patriots need to read this. Danielle Smith's caucus needs to read this.

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"Art of the deal"

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Meiselas: Steve Witkoff, was allegedly in Moscow while he was on this group chat. Do you believe the Russians now have all of that information and potentially more? Rice: Well, yes—the Russians have whatever Witkoff was doing or saying on his personal cell phone. The Russians undoubtedly have it.

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www.theglobeandmail.com/canada/alber...

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As the investigations proliferate and expand, as the evidence mounts, history tells us that leaks and admissions become more frequent.

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A new @carrietait.bsky.social & @alannasmith.bsky.social story reveals that Alberta's Turkish meds importer had stakes in proposed private surgery co's tied up in AHS ex-CEO's allegations. So much in here: www.theglobeandmail.com/canada/alber...

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Can't Let Go: How Misinformation Affects Decision Making www.psychologytoday.com/ca/blog/insi... "The sheer volume of falsehoods is bound to have an effect on our decision making." "...people more strongly believe previously encountered statements, including false statements."

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“But if US businesses needs import metals to make stuff - and they don’t make enough of their own - why would they deliberately make it more expensive?” I try and explain on CBC News.

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How did Putin become a dictator? Mikhail Zygar lists ten steps open.substack.com/pub/zygaro/p...

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Four days it took her to say anything. And then she says … she will do nothing. Not good enough. Her own office is implicated. The investigation can’t be delivered to the people being investigated. How dumb does she think Albertans are? /1

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calgaryherald.com/opinion/colu...

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SCOOP: Danielle Smith's government fired the head of Alberta Health Services two days before she was to meet with the Auditor-General to discuss her internal investigation into procurement contracts and deals for private surgical facilities. www.theglobeandmail.com/canada/alber... #abpoli #ableg

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“The mix in Alberta, at least going forward, is going to be much more fossil fuel-based generation and less renewables than we would have seen under the current market structure,” Mr. Balaban said. “It’s trying to drive a certain outcome that the province wants to see.” 🎁

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