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We are home, horses are fed and reflecting on what a great (short) trip it was attending the UCP - AGM. I was thrilled to meet our locals warriors and finally put faces to names. I have heard said that you are never supposed to meet your heroes for fear of disappointment but that was not the case this weekend. You are all my heroes and just as incredible as I expected you would be. I am grateful you chose to join our page here and continue to share and engage, you guys are truly my sane space in an insane world…thank you.
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Alberta’s new welcome sign
… darn it’s not official yet:
“The Alberta government is planning on replacing the current wooden 'Welcome to Alberta' with new metal ones shaped like the province.
The current signs have been in place for almost 40 years and have grown to become a welcome sight to Albertans returning home and visitors from out of province.
The current signs are made of wood and contain the words 'Welcome to Alberta' and, underneath, 'Wild Rose Country' with the picture of a wild rose placed just beside.
There are currently almost two dozen welcome signs dotted around the province, from the southern border with the US all the way up to the Mackenzie Highway on the northern border with the Northwest Territories.
The new signs will reportedly be made out of metal and will be shaped like the province.
The province's minister of transportation, Devin Dreeshen, says that what the signs will read is still undecided but promises whatever is decided will be a hearty welcome to those ...
Looks like UCP found a work around to the electoral districts. Urban gets 2 more districts due to population growth But rural does not loose any:
https://www.westernstandard.news/alberta/smith-says-modified-electoral-boundaries-will-follow-chairs-clear-direction/72813
