222 of these bad boys have been put up in Trudeau's riding of Papineau, downtown Montreal, and in front of his MP office. #NewProfliePic

Hey #GP, come out Saturday! Get a sign or hang a flag. Visible Alberta gear helps encourage respectful conversations. Talk to your neighbours because... Nothing changes... if nothing changes. #AlbertaIndependence

Sign pickup locations around Calgary this weekend.

Man Whose Party's Relevance Depends on Alberta Remaining in Canada Wants Alberta to Remain in Canada.

Good afternoon Mr. Harper, I’ve been trying to capture the feelings of the average Albertan toward Ottawa and it’s been difficult to do so succinctly as the issues are many and not easily captured in three-word slogans. Nonetheless, I landed on these: 1. Inexcusably Betrayed After decades of significant net fiscal contributions, we watched the country turn its back on us in our time of need after the 2014 oil crash. They were prepared to sacrifice our economy and the wellbeing of Albertan families at the altar of progressive fanaticism. 2. Systemically Exploited Higher-than-average earnings are taxed at eye-watering rates and wasted on nonsensical social programs and foreign aid while the Canadian standard of living is on the decline. Ottawa’s spending priorities are completely out of whack and quite frankly, disrespectful to the hard work of Albertan tax payers. 3. Structurally Powerless Albertans’ concerns in areas of federal jurisdiction only matter if they align with the rest of the country’s conservative voters AND the conservatives get elected. That’s the unfortunate reality of 5 million Albertans competing electorally against 16 million Ontarians and 9 million Quebecers that share a largely common view and expectations of government. Now before the Pacific Link pipeline announcement gets brought up as proof that my statement doesn’t hold up to scrutiny, take into account how much we had to fight for crumbs. The dynamic is clearly unproductive and inefficient. We just wasted a decade arguing for common sense and begging for the bare minimum. As an economist, you understand the time-value of money and the impacts that a trillion dollars of missing investment have had on our standard of living. In late 2024, we collectively agreed we couldn’t afford another lost decade. And yet here we are having wasted another 2 years. So here’s my question for you. With: - No constitutionally-enforceable deficit spending limits, - No regional protections from Laurentian supremacy, and - Parliamentary conventions failing to protect us in the face of Ottawa’s Orwellian legislation and fiscal management, What concrete steps could be taken to ensure Alberta is insulated from Ottawa’s tyranny? I look forward to your reply. Respectfully, Jeff Berube @stephenharper

They were surprised to learn that there was no life saving equipment in the… EXECUTION ROOM

Fabio has some questions to answer. rebelnews.com/elections_albe…

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These campaign promises from incumbents are ludicrous. "...back in your pocket where it belongs." If it belonged there the whole time, you're an asshole for not having done this already.

You're on an island with your abusive husband. The only boat off the island leaves in 2 weeks. He holds a press conference saying he'll stop drinking by 2032, get a job by 2039, and stop beating you sometime in the early 2040s, you just gotta trust him. Obviously, you get on that boat.

"Ottawa is fast tracking the Pacific Link pipeline, or as it's referred to in internal documents, 'Hail Mary'".

They didn't have time to invite vets to the 25 year memorial. Seriously. Presumably, the invitations would have taken at least 26 years to sort out.

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A throwback to the 2024 BC election—and the greatest election coverage of all time. I think we need to bring the band back together for the 2026 version. @AnitaKrishna1 @222Minutes @SNewmanPodcast @ClydeDoSomethin

Microsoft breathing a sigh of relief now that it has the second-worst Copilot

Not to mention forcing poor families to buy multiple gaudy shirts is unnecessary.

Fort de Chambly, known for its cannons.

OFFICIAL STATEMENT FROM LET ALBERTA DECIDE September 30, 2026 The City of Calgary has acknowledged that City staff removed Let Alberta Decide referendum signs “in error” and has publicly stated that the signs were returned. They have not been returned. City officials working with our campaign have told us they do not know where the missing signs are. This is particularly concerning because our crews have documented locations where Let Alberta Decide signs were removed while nearby opposing campaign signs remained in place. We have also documented City signage being placed directly in front of our signs, obstructing them from public view. Let Alberta Decide is a registered referendum third-party advertiser operating during an official referendum campaign. The selective removal or obstruction of lawful campaign advertising by the City of Calgary raises serious concerns about improper interference in the referendum process. We are calling on the City of Calgary to immediately: •locate and return all of our missing signs; •explain why our signs were removed while opposing signs were left in place; and •ensure City staff and resources are not used to remove or obstruct lawful referendum advertising. If the signs are not promptly returned and this unlawful conduct does not stop, Let Alberta Decide is prepared to pursue the legal remedies available to protect our property and its right to participate lawfully in the referendum campaign. The City does not have to agree with our message. It does have an obligation to treat both sides of this referendum fairly and equally. Let Alberta Decide

LOL who wrote this? Naheed Nenshi: Called the Premier’s proposed west coast pipeline a “pipe dream. David Eggen: “No new approvals” for oilsands projects. Called the oilsands a “catastrophe.” Joe Ceci: Spoke of a “fossil-free future.” Lorne Dach: Said Alberta should lead the “transition away from fossil fuels.” Gurinder Brar: Said pipelines are “very dangerous.” Brooks Arcand-Paul: Opposed TMX. Jodi Calahoo Stonehouse: Opposed Coastal GasLink and supported anti-TMX protesters. David Shepherd: Said “part of the problem” in Alberta is that one of our biggest businesses is based in oil. Janis Irwin: Advocated for Extinction Rebellion in Alberta classrooms. Marie Renaud: Reacted to an “I Love Oil & Gas” shirt with a puke emoji. Quite the record.

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