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Children should be filled with imagination not indoctrination. Children should be surrounded by love not conflict. Children should be protected not sold. Children should be playing with toys not instructed to kill others with guns. Children should be exploring literature, music, art, and sports - not covered up and trained to be subservient. Children should be treasured not exploited. Most importantly; children should be children not coerced into being adults. Is this still part of Canadian culture? To all our politicians bent on destroying this - you are unfit. We'd really like you to resign.
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Sue Kelland-Dyer retweeted
Well said.
For my Albertan friends:
How many times have you been told to wait? Told it’s complicated. Told someone else knows better. This ballot is simpler than that. Should Albertans themselves get a binding referendum—a real vote, with a result that counts? Yes means the next decision is yours. No means it stays in political hands. You’ve carried this province. You’ve earned the say. On referendum day, vote yes. Take the choice back.
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Sue Kelland-Dyer retweeted
Help get out the vote. Watch the short video here to see how. letalbertadecide.com/path/
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Time for change.
Alberta has tried patience. It has tried negotiation. It has tried electing people to go to Ottawa and make the case. The result is the same deal it has always had.
Option 2 is how Albertans finally change the terms.
Vote Option 2 on October 19. LetAlbertaDecide.com
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Option 2 is not merely a protest vote. It is a strategic vote to create leverage, require serious negotiations and obtain lasting answers to Alberta’s structural grievances.
Option 1 removes that leverage and tells Ottawa that no meaningful change is required.
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Thanks to the people in Alberta that want respect, equal treatment, and have called for a referendum. Before that Carney claimed your oil would be a stranded asset. The Liberals have buried Alberta's potential since the national energy plan.
Part of re-setting Alberta’s relationship with Ottawa after the Trudeau years is seeing a return of military investment in the Alberta based Canadian Armed Forces.
Today’s announcement is a massive victory for our province and the country as we become a national defence hub.
$8 Billion in federal investment is modernizing and expanding the bases at Edmonton, Cold Lake, Suffield and Wainwright.
Today, the federal government also announced that Alberta will be home to the Western Main Operating Base for the Royal Canadian Air Force’s CC-330 Husky Fleet, putting our province at the centre of how this country defends itself.
What follows is just as important. Up to 38,000 Alberta jobs. Contracts for the companies that build, maintain and supply these projects. A domestic defence industry taking root in a province that already leads in aerospace, advanced manufacturing, logistics and technology.
The men and women serving on these bases are proud Canadians and proud Albertans. They deserve facilities that match what this country asks of them.
When Canada needs the space, the expertise and the capacity to defend itself, Alberta delivers.
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Under a Restore Britain Government, those civil servants, officials and politicians who have knowingly facilitated the invasion of our country and placed dangerous unvetted men into our communities will be prosecuted and sent to prison.
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"If I were still advising as a career public servant, I’d be advising Smith to preserve the secession referendum to keep Carney on the straight and narrow dealing with QC’s “knife to the throat” and to demand Constitutional changes to address AB’s “structural” weakness in Canada" @nspector4 @ABDanielleSmith
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Sue Kelland-Dyer retweeted
Set a reminder for our upcoming Space! Come have a discussion with us.
We’ll be discussing:
*In the News
*Should be in the News *Quebec Election and the impact on NL
*Alberta Referendum
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Sue Kelland-Dyer retweeted
The Vote-Stay fear campaign says Alberta cannot succeed.
Elon Musk says Alberta and Saskatchewan should separate.
He sees what the fear merchants want Albertans to overlook: our resources, our talent and our enormous potential.
Alberta can do better.
Vote Option 2.
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Looing forward to seeing you Medicine Hat tomorrow night.
The referendum is only days away, and there is still time to ask questions and hear the arguments directly.
If you have a friend, neighbour or family member who is still undecided, bring them with you.
No slogans. No avoiding the difficult questions. A serious discussion about Alberta’s future.
MEDICINE HAT, TOMORROW NIGHT.
Keith Wilson, Tanya Clemens, Angela Tabak and Kathy Flett will be speaking at Alberta Free Medicine Hat.
October 8 at Wyndham Gardens. Doors open at 6 PM. Event starts at 7 PM.
Come early and fill the room.
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Sue Kelland-Dyer retweeted
Elon Musk has built companies others said were impossible.
His conclusion about Alberta and Saskatchewan?
“They would be better off.”
It is time to reject the politics of fear and recognize Alberta’s extraordinary potential.
Vote Option 2.
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Following it’s US peers, 800 lb gorilla and largest weighting in TSX index, Royal Bank, quietly down 10% from its highs made in July & showing very weak relative strength to $XIU.TO
Oversold in short term so could bounce here but given state of Canadian consumer and continued deterioration in housing market, is $RY.TO trying to tell us something.
Here is chart of $RY.TO and a relative chart to $XIU.TO
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Sue Kelland-Dyer retweeted
Vote Option 2 on question 10.
Why?
To empower Albertans to make decisions for Albertans instead of Ottawa.
Why should people 4000 KM away make decisions for our future generations?
For my Alberta friends:
Think about the Alberta your kids will inherit. Will it still be decided in rooms they’ll never enter? This referendum won’t write the ending. It only asks if the people get to write it—through a binding vote, not another political promise. A yes is a promise to them: their future won’t be handed down from above. On referendum day, choose them. Vote yes. Put the people in, and the politicians out.
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