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“People dying at STAGGERING rate now media admits it”.
MUST WATCH, you aren’t going to believe what you are hearing them say. This sounds really vindictive and nasty but what I would like to see ALL of those who pushed it or shamed, chastised, bullied, threatened and forced this poison on others…maybe I best not say it.
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I like this but the one reader’s comment (I’ve copied it into a comment) makes me wonder…just negative thinking or a legitimate concern?
As the commenter says, it IS an infommercial but at the same time, it’s good info (IMO). Let the consumer decide. For my part, I’ll pay a bit more for products I deem worth it. Anything legitimately local (Alberta-made) is worth a second look.
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Albertans want to support Alberta businesses. Governments encourage it, customers ask for it, and companies advertise it.
But “buy local” currently means almost anything. Many businesses describe themselves as local, but the term can mean very different things.
Local might refer to a storefront in Calgary, an Alberta resident owning a national franchise, or an out-of-province company operating here. None of those facts establishes that the business is actually Alberta-owned and operated. Without a common definition, ownership threshold, operational standard, or independent verifier, buyers are left to rely largely on marketing ...
https://albertatransitioncouncil.com/
The Transition Plan has been released.
“The plan for a prosperous, Independent Alberta is published.
The Alberta Transition Plan sets out the legal, institutional and operational requirements for Alberta to become an independent country.
Not a question of whether.
A blueprint for how.
Twenty-eight chapters across seven parts. Read it online, chapter by chapter, or download the complete document.
“This Alberta Transition Plan examines a practical question: if Albertans ultimately vote to become an independent country, what would have to be done to make the transition to independence orderly, lawful and workable?
The central conclusion of the research is straightforward. Alberta would not be starting from scratch.
Alberta already has a functioning government, Legislature, ministries, courts, municipalities, police services, health and education systems, resource regulators, tax administration, infrastructure, businesses and professional workforces.
Most of the ...
