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There are moments in politics when satire becomes completely unnecessary because the politicians have kindly done all the work themselves. For Alberta, this is one of those occasions.
Rachel Notley and Jason Kenney. Former mortal enemies, former Alberta premiers, and, between them, owners of an impressive collection of Alberta political wreckage, have joined forces to save us from ourselves and those pesky independence supporters. So cute! Are they not just an adorable couple?
Kenney and Notley will co-chair a campaign against Alberta independence. The two promise to stand “shoulder to shoulder” defending Canada’s Confederation as Albertans head toward the October 19 referendum.
Naturally, the internet responded appropriately. The jokes just about write themselves. One particularly fine piece of AI-generated political art announced the birth of their son, “Douglas Ford Kenney,” weighing 22 pounds, seven ounces.
Still, the union makes a certain ...
Premier Danielle Smith's chief of staff, Rob Anderson, says the UCP has no intention of allowing Alberta's oil industry to become a bargaining chip in Canada's trade dispute with the U.S., despite calls from leaders saying Ottawa cannot negotiate without the nation's largest source of leverage.
"How do I say this politely… Not a chance in hell," wrote Anderson in an X post on Tuesday in response to a news article about former Premier Jason Kenney saying oil needs to be on the negotiating table.
