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Trying to re-write the constitution will blow this country sky high
Danielle Smith
@ABDanielleSmith
The Notwithstanding Clause is integral to the Canadian Charter of Rights and Freedoms and an unassailable provincial constitutional right.
Alberta Premier Peter Lougheed insisted it be included to protect the autonomy of provinces to uphold the values and priorities of the people they represent from decisions of activist courts.
In Alberta, we have used it carefully and lawfully to stand up for the parental right to be involved in their children’s lives, to protect children so they can make important health decisions as adults, to ensure fairness in sport, and to keep students learning in the classroom.
We are extremely disappointed that Minister Sean Fraser would risk national unity and a foundational principle of our constitution by attempting to attack the use of the notwithstanding clause by sovereign provincial governments.
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Alberta’s new welcome sign
… darn it’s not official yet:
“The Alberta government is planning on replacing the current wooden 'Welcome to Alberta' with new metal ones shaped like the province.
The current signs have been in place for almost 40 years and have grown to become a welcome sight to Albertans returning home and visitors from out of province.
The current signs are made of wood and contain the words 'Welcome to Alberta' and, underneath, 'Wild Rose Country' with the picture of a wild rose placed just beside.
There are currently almost two dozen welcome signs dotted around the province, from the southern border with the US all the way up to the Mackenzie Highway on the northern border with the Northwest Territories.
The new signs will reportedly be made out of metal and will be shaped like the province.
The province's minister of transportation, Devin Dreeshen, says that what the signs will read is still undecided but promises whatever is decided will be a hearty welcome to those ...
