Leif Andersen, of Grande Prairie, Alta., is at his first-ever political convention. It was COVID-19, he said, that convinced him to get involved with the party. “I have to feel like I’m part of the process,” Anderson said.
He’ll be supporting Smith this weekend.
“She’s freedom-oriented,” Anderson said. “She’s Alberta first, Canada second.”
https://nationalpost.com/news/politics/danielle-smith-ucp-annual-meeting
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During the 19th century, Alberta was on the US dollar, and the US postal service, before there was any connection to eastern Canada via railroads.
Cattle were purchased in Texas and driven up to the grasslands of Alberta via the Great Western Trail.
Later, American farmers brought the agricultural technologies that had been developed on the Great Plains, and used them to cultivate Alberta. American school teachers also went to Alberta, and took special oaths that still protected their American citizenship, while teaching Albertan school children.
In 1906, nearly 25% of the people living in Alberta were American BORN. And, prior to that multi-generations of Albertans originally had American roots. This is OUR Culture, Make Alberta Great Again! Choose Option # 2 on the referendum question # 10 in October
https://x.com/cbfixesall/status/2075973226904293840
Mike Campbell talks with Kris Sims about the proposed pipeline to BC. He also talks about the condo bailout and why it’s not good for the market.
https://podcast.app/july-11-episode-e461370505/?utm_source=ios&utm_medium=share