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The comment is on a post in SDA and I read a comment if he has one and thought this was interesting.
david murrell
July 3, 2026 at 8:33 am
I agree with your points and frustration, especially your remark about the lack of an east coast pipeline. And I think Carney and establishment Canada are profoundly corrupt. But having said that I own shares of both Aecon and Pembina Pipeline, both have interest in this pipeline expansion. My investment portfolio is heavily tilted towards the western Canada economy, since I believe Alberta and Saskatchewan are the least corrupt region in Canada and show good economic growth prospect.
I realize premier Smith receives a lot of flack, especially the Laurentian media blob but also from conservatives. I believe Ms. Smith believes in improving the welfare of Albertans and this is why she signed the deal — even though it is with a pro-EU crook like Carney. The proposed pipeline expansion will be good for western Canada.
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From Alberta Separatism Facebook post:
“ I’m Indigenous, and I’m done being bullied by my own people for not parroting bullshit.
I’m Indigenous, and I’m done pretending hard conversations are violence. They’re not. What’s wrong is shutting people up the second they say something uncomfortable.
If you question leadership, money, or who’s really in charge, you don’t get an argument — you get shouted down or threatened. That isn’t reconciliation. That’s fear doing the talking.
Being Indigenous doesn’t mean I owe silence or blind agreement. I don’t owe obedience. I don’t owe fake outrage to prove I belong. Disagreeing isn’t betrayal. Asking questions isn’t hate. And speaking plainly shouldn’t put a target on your back.
None of this denies history or harm. What happened matters. But this is about dealing with reality now, instead of letting politicians and bureaucrats weaponize the past forever.
That’s why I’m writing this.
Albertans are tired. Not hateful. Just tired. Tired of ...
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Backed by a biased national media, Ottawa's Laurentian elites are using heavy-handed federal policies to dismantle Alberta’s wealth by design.
The federal government often makes decisions that negatively affect the well-being of Albertans. Since the Liberals’ election in 2015, many of these decisions have been harmful to Alberta by design. The Liberals want to fight climate change, and they think Alberta’s oil and gas industry is the main contributor. Therefore, imposing heavy-handed policies to restrict Alberta’s major source of wealth will achieve their goals.
It should not be lost on Albertans that the politicians imposing these harmful policies were not elected here. They were elected in places like Toronto, Ottawa, and Montreal. Politicians elected in other parts of Canada impose policies on Alberta that lead to economic hardships and job losses. Since they are elected elsewhere, they don’t pay any political price ...
