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https://www.westernstandard.news/alberta/enforce-the-law-evenly-or-resign-alberta-independence-leader-calls-on-elections-alberta-to-uphold-democratic-integrity/75246
“EDMONTON — Alberta independence advocate and co-leader of the "Let Alberta Decide" third-party advertising group, Keith Wilson, called on Elections Alberta to apply Alberta's election laws fairly ahead of the independence referendum on Tuesday, claiming that the office is compromised.

"It is expected to conduct itself with impartiality and the highest degree of integrity and treat all sides the same," said Wilson during an interview with Rebel News.

"No observer can look at the facts here and conclude that's what's happening. Elections Alberta has compromised itself. It is blatantly obvious."

“"Thomas Lukaszuk with his Forever Canada thing is almost rubbing it in now," Wilson said. "'Look at you guys are following the rules, and the Chief Electoral Officer is not requiring me to.' He said in a BBC interview this week that he's...

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You can't just turn off Oil production

Premier Smith draws line in the sand

Alberta Premier Danielle Smith says Ontario Premier Doug Ford's suggestion that Canada use potash and oil to hit back against the latest tariff threats by U.S. President Donald Trump won't happen. 'I think we we just need to get down to the hard work of getting to the table,' Smith told reporters in Charlottetown on Tuesday.
https://www.cbc.ca/player/play/video/9.7278475

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