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The schedule you will receive at the UCP AGM has the WRONG time for the Bill of Rights.
It is critical that we show up at NOON in the Exhibition Hall. Mitch has 5 minutes to present why the BOR is needed. Then there will be 2 minutes for rebutal., then they will call the VOTE. We MUST fill the room with Green YES votes.
The PREMIER and her advisors are LISTENING TO US. They agreed to suspend passing the Bill through the Committee as a Whole to make amendments.
Show up and vote YES to the BOR and VOTE YES TO DANIELLE as our leader.
We are making history ! It's a great time to be an Albertan.
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I don’t know if it’s still the Hunga Tonga volcano eruption consequences or weather manipulation but this snow can stop ANYTIME. If ONE more person says to me “but we’ve had such a mild winter this year” I am not responsible for what I do to them. IT HASN’T LEFT…IT’S APRIL 16th!!!!!!!
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Feds' equalization program flaws led to $10.5B in overpayments: Report
'Have not' provinces such as Ontario, Quebec and the Maritimes rewarded at the expense of 'have' provinces such as Alberta, B.C. and Saskatchewan: Fraser Institute
The federal equalization program is broken, resulting in $10.5 billion in overpayments to “have not” provinces such as Ontario, Quebec and the Maritimes, at the expense of “have” provinces such as Alberta, B.C. and Saskatchewan, according to a new study by the Fraser Institute.
The fiscally conservative think tank says the overpayments have occurred since 2018 because of a design flaw introduced in 2009 known as the fixed growth rate rule linking annual payments to the growth rate of the economy, which was intended to cap annual equalization increases.
The program, one of the largest components of federal transfer payments to the provinces, is supposed to ensure all provinces are able to provide comparable public services at comparable levels of...
