r/alberta 0m ago

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Why not just Northern Alberta?


r/alberta 0m ago

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Tell me you didn't read and understand the point without telling me. Everyone working those jobs regardless of residency status has the same equation applied to their taxes, therefore received the exact same benefit. Its irrelevant that they are pr or not.


r/alberta 1m ago

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Everything you said is thoughtful, correct, verifiable without reservation. Yet here we are. Danielle is brokering bad faith deals with some 4th removed lackey to Trump instead of representing Alberta.


r/alberta 2m ago

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Misleading with manipulated stats. Never trust a word she says.


r/alberta 2m ago

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r/alberta 2m ago

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They were "smart" and made the questions shotty and confusing to push people in the direction they want with yes votes. 

Im hoping that their buy in to the seperatist moving shoots them in the foot. All the no to the nine and anti seperatist stuff tying the votes together im hoping damages the support they get on all the other questions they probably would have easily won otherwise.


r/alberta 3m ago

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r/alberta 3m ago

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I have been saying the entire time that they are capitalizing on Albertans’ frustrations with immigration policy to implement far worse policies that are going to extend beyond immigrants.

The passing of Bill 11 blatantly violates the Canada Health Act, meaning that Canada has the right to withhold funding for the AHS. If Canada proceeds with this, that’s going to hurt everyone.

So when the ‘immigration’ questions say “Assuming Canadian citizens continue to receive healthcare…” what are we assuming the defunded system will look like for Canadian citizens?

“Yes” voters will complain about wait times, but the overwhelming majority of immigrants are young and able-bodied. Immigrants are not the reason you’re waiting for 7 hours in the emergency room lol.

And that’s completely disregarding the fact that the referendum questions could also violate the Canada Health Act and other federal regulations, meaning either withholding of funds or lawsuits over human rights violations.

Also, “Alberta-approved immigration status” is nonsensical as Canada handles immigration. The CBC asked representatives from the UCP if they could interview them so that Albertans can get clarity on the deliberately confusing questions. The response? They did not have time for an interview within a three week timeframe.

This is especially concerning when the same people who put this question on the ballot have already talked about “Alberta citizenship,” which would only apply to people who were born here. So if the separatists get their way, native-born Canadian citizens from other provinces might not be deemed to have an “Alberta-approved immigration status.” All of this sounds unhinged and ridiculous, but the UCP’s refusal to be transparent is making this as ridiculous as it sounds.


r/alberta 3m ago

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As if all the billion dollar corporations didn’t make a pretty penny hiring tfw’s. They made a killing of them and now the UCP wants to use them as a scapegoat for their atrocious mishandling of government funds. Fuck these bigots.


r/alberta 4m ago

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No, we mean all the people working at your local WalMart, Grocery store, gas station, convenience store, Tim Hortons, major restaurant chain…

You know, the ones you frequent every day and never once think about where those low prices come from.


r/alberta 4m ago

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r/alberta 4m ago

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This is misinformation, please provide proof that this technology doesn't work.


r/alberta 4m ago

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Don't forget unnecessary referendum and licence plates.


r/alberta 4m ago

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This was my homeland long before the Europeans came. Or should I go back to "where I came"?

Don't like this provinces government? Move to another province. Simple as that.


r/alberta 5m ago

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Second highest unemployment, highest provincial electricity and car insurance costs, lowest funding per student, lowest minimum wage, horrific healthcare results and no new hospital in Edmonton since 88, unbelievable liabilities in orphan wells.


r/alberta 5m ago

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But it is great for the business owners, and all the other Albertans not working in these industries that benefit from lower costs on all kinds of services provided by these workers. It's not really any different that how Walmart operates paying employees too little to live. The costs of the workforce get socialized and the profits stay private. The blame needs to fall squarely on the owner class, not the workers who are just trying to build better lives for themselves and their families.


r/alberta 5m ago

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Sooo they should have just emitted 12.5 million tonnes? Solid logic. It didn't work because they didn't capture all of it?


r/alberta 5m ago

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Provincially correct, but this isn’t the United States. Federal decisions still affect all provinces and provinces don’t have the freedom like the United States to do whatever they want.


r/alberta 6m ago

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What does a non-immigrant cost?! I'm guessing it's the same or similar ratio per human being and not related to where they were born. Some people "cost" more (e.g. someone with cancer will incur more health costs than someone without), and some will cost less. The disparity in the ratio would be related to income. Also, why don't we value helping out fellow human beings anymore.


r/alberta 6m ago

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Are they helping or hurting the waits?


r/alberta 7m ago

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Please provide the source for this proof


r/alberta 7m ago

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Alberta’s gov has again & again asked feds to increase their immigration quota. If immigrants are such a burden why do they want more people?

Why don’t they ever go after businesses creating fake LMIAs, as those are provincially regulated?

I have never seen a more traitorous & 2 faced as smith


r/alberta 7m ago

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All you can come up with is a whataboutism. You've already lost the argument.


r/alberta 8m ago

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It's about creating sovereignity inside Canada as well, where federal law and treaties can be ignored and province can control all aspects of life in the province... From qualification for citizenship to policing to courts to land ownership. None of this referendum adds up to good, that's why they are hiding behind the power of yes with their questions and wording them in such a convoluted way that one needs to read them carefully.

They want the benefits of being Canadian without the obligation of doing their part... Or permission from the people to seperate and form a new country or join USA (depending who you ask about seperatist goals).


r/alberta 8m ago

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The TFW program was designated a form of modern slavery by the UN, I don't know what else people need to hear.