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Leighton Grey
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Leighton Grey is a senior partner at Grey Wowk Spencer LLP and a constitutional lawyer, with over 30 years of experience conducting hundreds of trials. A Status Indian from Alberta, he holds a Ph.D. in Philosophy, was appointed King’s Counsel in 2010, and was named one of Canada’s Top 50 Lawyers in 2024. He has collaborated with the Justice Centre for Constitutional Freedoms on high-profile cases defending civil liberties and challenging government overreach. Grey also hosts the Grey Matter podcast, where he offers principled commentary on law, culture, faith, and current events from a Christian perspective.
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YAHOO! WE WON!! Now, only 457 more wins to go…but I’ll take this one. 🤭
From Common Sense Calgary:
We won!
Yesterday, Calgary Council officially repealed Calgary’s climate emergency.
And you, our Common Sense Calgary supporters, played a huge role in making that happen.
Common Sense Calgary was the very first organization to sound the alarm about the climate emergency.
Almost immediately after former Mayor Jyoti Gondek was elected in 2021, she announced that her number one priority would be declaring a “climate emergency”.
It was an action she certainly didn't campaign on, but then, immediately after the election, it appeared.
Common Sense Calgary drew attention to this deception, we highlighted the insane $87 billion cost, and we warned it would become the political justification for massive spending, higher taxes, more regulations, and ideological activism at City Hall.
And we were right.
The declaration became the foundation for Calgary’s net-zero agenda, including transitioning all vehicles to zero-emission vehicles, ...
