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Social media is awash with comments that the UCP has been “taken over” by Take Back Alberta and the rural Alberta is in the driver’s seat with fears it will further alienate the large urban centers. Others have suggested we have a Wildrose government not really a UCP one. Democracy is messy and people obviously don’t have enough to worry about if these things are issues. Making Alberta better for Albertans is the goal and we are working towards that every day. Not seeing the issue here.
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Abandoning the voters that put their faith in you takes a man with very little character and shows a severe lack of veracity
And there it is……
Floor crosser Matt Jeneroux gets an all expenses paid trip to India, Australia and Japan, all on the tax payers dime. He hasn’t been to work since November. It pays to be a traitor.
https://x.com/kpac_15/status/2026121698458964069
This guys lost it. Lukazik is really not to smart.
Lukaszuk doubles down on Nazi tactic accusations towards Smith's immigration approach
Thomas Lukaszuk
Thomas LukaszukScreengrab from @LauraBabcock on X
Will Vasseur
Will Vasseur
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23 Feb 2026, 1:56 pm
EDMONTON — Former Deputy-Premier Thomas Lukaszuk has doubled down on his claims that Premier Danielle Smith is utilizing Nazi tactics in her anti-immigration approach, after Smith called the accusations "disgusting."
"I know that Danielle Smith was offended with some of the comments that Rachel Notley made and I made, but I'm glad that she's offended, and I'm hoping that it caused her to reflect," said Lukaszuk in an interview for The OShow with Laura Babcock on Sunday while in Poland.
Smith placed partial blame for Alberta's anticipated multi-billion-dollar deficit on mass immigration and poor federal control during her address to Albertans on Thursday. She also scheduled a referendum on new provincial policies seeking greater control over immigration.
"The fact is, Alberta ...
