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Regarding AB independence or statehood…I don’t think Danielle will “lead the charge” so it’s up to the grassroots. She is all about “choice” so I can see her say “well the people voted” and she will go along with the result of a vote. But I have no faith that she will be fighting with us.
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EDMONTON— Alberta NDP Leader Naheed Nenshi unleashed a vicious rant on Thursday, condemning the alleged unauthorized use of information from Alberta's List of Electors by the Centurion Project, an Alberta independence advocacy group, and calling for severe punishment for individuals found guilty.
"There are very, very serious implications for this kind of behaviour," said Nenshi in a press conference. "It's dangerous. It puts people's lives at risk, and it puts our democracy at risk."
"So, there are very, very, very severe consequences for this, and I hope that the parties that are doing the investigating will prosecute to the fullest extent, and anyone found guilty of wrongdoing should have the maximum possible penalty."
Nenshi's comments came hours after news broke that the Centurion Project had received a cease-and-desist order from Elections Alberta on Wednesday, in coordination with the watchdog's investigation into a tip received on Monday that the group was using data from the electoral list to coordinate ...
I hope those MLA’s are paying attention.
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26,112 out of a voting population of roughly 28,000 in Innisfail, Sylvan Lake, Rocky Mountain House, Rimbey and Sundre signed the petition for Alberta Independence referendum.
That’s about 92.9% eligible voters signed the petition on those five towns alone.
