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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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https://www.armstrongeconomics.com/international-news/canada/canadas-economy-shrinks-by-0-6-in-q4-2025/
“When inventory drawdowns replace production, it signals that businesses lack confidence in future demand. They are not expanding.
They are liquidating stock to survive uncertain conditions.”
Public Hearing on Proposed Repeal of Rezoning in Calgary. I got a letter from the City explaining the upcoming Public Hearing, and telling me how I can participate. The options for Council are to repeal the existing bylaw in full, or amend it to make it slightly less higher density (pic attached for comparison). I used the submission form to object, and then sent a longer direct email to all the councillors. (I have to admit that I asked Grok for help on this, staying polite and respectful but adamant that I want a repeal.)
"I am writing as a concerned resident of Calgary to respectfully urge City Council to fully repeal the citywide rezoning changes approved in May 2024 (effective August 2024) and restore the low-density residential zones (such as R-C1 and R-C2) that existed prior to those amendments. I strongly support the proposed bylaw that would bring back those pre-2024 zones citywide, while appropriately grandfathering properties that have already received development, building, or subdivision ...
