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I know it’s not logical but I’m running on emotion right now. I feel like city hall just took a collective dump in my water supply and everything is tainted. My dishwasher, my shower, my laundry, my garden…and I have to rethink how I do everything. Washing my fruits and veggies, brushing my teeth, making coffee!
I know that I unknowingly ingested fluoride in Calgary before 2011. But I know better now. Society knows better. Science knows better. But knowledge escapes city hall!
I wonder how many in the affected communities who didn’t get a vote are feeling.
So tired of city hall - and the province - not listening.
Argh 🤬
Here's a strange question. If Alberta became independent, would we have to write all new laws? Criminal, civil, etc. Just for instance, making gun ownership legal, along with self defense?
How about adopting a militia-based military like Switzerland where able bodied male citizens are conscripted (women can volunteer) into basic training and then assigned to reserve units. When they return to civilian life, they are issued a service rifle to keep at home. Not perfect but a good start.
BREAKING: Alberta Prosperity Project has officially filed the Citizens' Initiative Act application for a Constitutional Petition Question - following the Bill 54 amendments.
Now we wait for approval.
ALBERTA REFERENDUM RULES CHANGE THIS JULY 4TH.
The biggest difference between the old and new referendum rules in Alberta, as outlined in the Election Statutes Amendment Act, 2025 (Bill 54):
Signature Threshold for Referendums:
Old Rules: Required signatures from 20% of all registered voters for constitutional referendum proposals (approximately 600,000 signatures) and 10% of registered voters for legislative or policy proposals. Constitutional referendums also needed signatures from 20% of electors in at least two-thirds of Alberta’s electoral divisions.
New Rules: Lowers the threshold for all citizen-initiated referendums (constitutional, legislative, or policy) to 10% of the eligible voters who voted in the last general election (approximately 177,000 signatures, based on voter turnout).
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