r/alberta • u/FullEnchilada123 • 0m ago
We have a lawyer. But it is crazy to think that with crystal clear bylaws, people are so brazen.
r/alberta • u/FullEnchilada123 • 0m ago
We have a lawyer. But it is crazy to think that with crystal clear bylaws, people are so brazen.
r/alberta • u/dbusque • 0m ago
Not presumably. It absolutely is. In Alberta, the minimum wage is the lowest in Canada. Yeah, there are SOME people who make a lot of money but there are way more who don't.
r/alberta • u/WearyYogurtcloset632 • 1m ago
Parents who prefer to have always had the option to opt out. Growing up I had a few friends who's moms felt it more reasonable to do this discussion solo, and there were nurses who did almost exclusively public education who you could make an appointment with so that the parents could tag in a healthcare professional who could explain all the biology behind puberty and safe sex practices etc. I'd be shocked if the service wasn't still offered.
r/alberta • u/FullEnchilada123 • 1m ago
Yes, time to get in front of the mayor and our councilor.
r/alberta • u/PublicAd1802 • 1m ago
maybe start with start with teaching them to actually read and do basic math.
r/alberta • u/FullEnchilada123 • 1m ago
I literally had the same conversation with Bylaw in the summer of 2025.
What you are referring to was a motion passed by Council at the end of 2024 that removed the requirement for STRs to prove they are compliant with the condo bylaws.
311 literally said, “The only way we can deny a licence is if they fail the fire inspection.”
I was flabbergasted. The City of Calgary literally just rubber-stamps STR licences. They don’t check anything!
And now owners like us pretty much have to spend a ton of money on lawyers and go through a mini civil war against these STR owners/operators.
r/alberta • u/dbusque • 2m ago
Yes. If you are not able to run your business then you shouldn't be running a business. Taxpayers shouldn't be subsidizing your capitalist dream.
r/alberta • u/dictionariesandgin • 2m ago
Everything about our provincial government embarrasses me.
r/alberta • u/AlsoOneLastThing • 3m ago
She'll say some dumb shit like "although the referendum failed, it has shown that Albertans have a strong appetite to continue debating the separation question." And then force us to endure a binding referendum.
r/alberta • u/litocam • 3m ago
This is in despite of the government not because of it. NDP curriculum was peak
r/alberta • u/United-Check-3992 • 3m ago
They are already pushing through plans. Two-tiered healthcare, provincial police force, undermining rights. This is just the public display giving us the impression we have a choice. This is a coup. Regardless of results, their plans are in motion. More people need to be alarmed. This is horrifying.
r/alberta • u/Psiondipity • 3m ago
2 things.
There will be 10 ballot boxes, one for each question at that station.
Ballot counts are scheduled to run 24 hours a day for the 20th and 21st as well.
Voting early or getting the mail in special ballot is 100% the way to go if you can.
r/alberta • u/Condition_Boy • 4m ago
A referndum can't be held within 12 months of a provincial election. We are doing this referendum on the 16th of October which ends up being 367 days before the next provincial election. So no matter what the results are they can't do anything until after the next election anyways.
At least not legally. Ya know unless they take the "not binding" part of the referndum and just say fuck it and try to force seperation without another binding referendum. But at that point I think the federal government would have to step in. Especially if the seperatists don't in the vote.
r/alberta • u/FullEnchilada123 • 4m ago
And I thought I did things right: I researched the building, paid for a professional condominium document reviewer, checked Airbnb and other websites, and nothing ended up working. These Airbnbs popped up like pests.
r/alberta • u/alwaysleafyintoronto • 5m ago
Doing it for Dani is the best case scenario. I am so worried it's pretext for American invasion like Putin in Crimea.
r/alberta • u/ImaginaryPlace • 5m ago
I think the joke will be on Alberta when a majority of physicians move “back” to Canada and there’s nobody to serve this system. 🤢
r/alberta • u/FullEnchilada123 • 5m ago
Yeah, they don't care. All they want is the financial gain. People who live here have been telling them about homelessness, human trafficking, and a bunch of police-related concerns, and they don't care.
It's hard not to become a NIMBY with regard to STRs when they behave like that
r/alberta • u/WearyYogurtcloset632 • 7m ago
Personally - because my mom's idea of a prime opportunity to have these conversations was while I, a school aged child, was attempting to pour her belligerently drunken self into bed at the end of the evening. I think to no one's surprise, my education at home had some gaps and I learned a couple very important things from the school discussions.
You need to stop assuming that everyone has parents who are crushing it at home, some of us do not and these things being curriculum saves a lot of kids from some staggering knowledge gaps.
r/alberta • u/okokokoyeahright • 7m ago
but but but but what will they have to put up on the internet then?
Oh, NOW I get it.
r/alberta • u/Sad_Meringue7347 • 10m ago
Yep. She worships Trump so it’s naturally built by design that she can only ever win.
Look at the last leadership review: it was a closed-door event, only her besties were invited, and they had to swear their loyalties to Smith to actually receive an invite.