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It occurred to me the other day when someone on FB was pointing out the negative UCP reign. We are actually majority “old” Wildrose party governed if you look at those at the helm. Check out their bios. Maybe we got the government so many of us wanted 10 years ago before the dreaded floor crossing.
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Make no mistake what’s going on.
Dane Lloyd
Western Standard News Services (https://www.westernstandard.news/author/western-standard-desk)
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04 Sep 2026, 8:11 am
Conservatives are launching a campaign urging Albertans to vote against independence in the province’s Oct. 19 referendum, arguing the answer to Alberta’s grievances lies in changing Ottawa rather than leaving Canada.
Conservative MP Dane Lloyd, the party’s Alberta Referendum Lead, announced the Stronger Alberta Within a United Canada campaign Friday.
“Conservatives have a proud legacy of fighting for Canada since the very dawn of Confederation and continue to proudly defend our country to this day,” said Lloyd, who represents Parkland.
The campaign, organized by Conservatives for Canada, plans to spend the weeks leading up to the referendum making the case that Alberta can become stronger while remaining within Confederation.
Organizers said the campaign will focus on respect for Alberta and changes in Ottawa while ...
Is it just me or is Trump throttling Ontario and Quebec with the threat of not restarting line 5, interesting date for expected repairs though.
Kinda hard to believe that a mysterious unmanned truck fell into a hole and broke off an exposed pipe that supplies them with Canadian Oil, funny place the USA can be at times
Probably nothing suspicious about it, after all it would pretty idiotic of a government to start a trade war with the country that supplies them with ALL of their energy needs, wouldn't it?
