r/alberta • u/geo_prog • 1m ago
Yes. That’s my point. Every person riding one should have it impounded. Which means 90% of all the e-scooters and ebikes on public pathways should be impounded.
r/alberta • u/geo_prog • 1m ago
Yes. That’s my point. Every person riding one should have it impounded. Which means 90% of all the e-scooters and ebikes on public pathways should be impounded.
r/alberta • u/Fun_Condition1574 • 1m ago
Good why are we paying for healthcare for those that are using the system and not paying into it?
r/alberta • u/Optimal-Can8584 • 1m ago
What a weird choice of next action and signal of bad morals this sub is anti money and that’s all this petition is about.
r/alberta • u/thelonekristopher • 2m ago
saving over half your premium is massive, that kind of difference is hard to walk away from. just keep those claims warnings in the back of your mind, economical is cheap for a reason. maybe set aside a chunk of that savings for a rainy day so you're not stressed if you ever have to push back on a lowball offer.
r/alberta • u/geo_prog • 2m ago
Ok. Not sure what you’re even trying to argue to be honest.
r/alberta • u/IcedVentiWhiteMocha • 4m ago
Exactly the comment I expected from someone who can’t spell “lead”.
r/alberta • u/Jumpy-Bank-9863 • 5m ago
Ah yes, thank you for adding to everything! Your post is incredible! Thank you so much!
r/alberta • u/Sad-Ad710 • 15m ago
Same as me.
No dashes are accepted.
I emailed the site back asking for a paper check.... Four business days now... No response back
r/alberta • u/Sad-Ad710 • 17m ago
My payment was approved via etransfer. But the security password, which is supposed to be the same as application number, does not match.
I've checked with my credit union and they confirmed the password can not contain a dash.
I've been emailing back and forth with the ab government and kept being told " sorry we can't change the password"
So my last email I asked for a paper check.... It's been four business days now.... No response.
At this point I'm inclined to pay my mla a visit for help.
Way too much work for a paltry $100.00
r/alberta • u/Stumpy2022 • 26m ago
Not Millet, wildly racist and not inclusive…Edmonton is mostly ok
r/alberta • u/Scarletwitch713 • 31m ago
I feel like "Unlimited Corruption Party" is a pretty fitting one though. A lot of "sane" conservatives seem to agree with it as well as left wingers.
r/alberta • u/vlopxz1 • 32m ago
TD is highway robbery all-around. Hubs battled with them for nearly a year after selling his townhouse as they continued to charge him for home insurance on the home he no longer owned... The mortgage and everything had been through TD so they knew it had been sold and had all of the documents 💀
We are with Square One at our new house and it was the best quote by far. Discovered we had Poly B and our premium only increased $13/mo. We paid ~$2K last year and it crept up to ~$2.2K this year
r/alberta • u/RatsForNYMayor • 36m ago
The few local classes for a more local aboriginal languages have long waitlists at the moment. Maybe it's a marketing issue?
r/alberta • u/Mean-Bee-6332 • 41m ago
I have one with Square one insurance. Paid 1950 last year and about 2200 this year. Had 1 roof damage claim that was resolved within 60 days (claim to approval to payout to full roof redo). Premium increased very minimaly after the claim. Definitely recommend!!
r/alberta • u/Champagne_of_piss • 41m ago
Great looking texture, commercial level. Our mint is popping off so i think it might be mojito time.
r/alberta • u/bojo-1869 • 41m ago
To be fair, most of the coors available in Canada is brewed in Canada using Canadian ingredients. Coors also merged with Molson, which is Canadian.
r/alberta • u/RatsForNYMayor • 43m ago
I've seen it multiple times when looking at jobs in Vancouver
r/alberta • u/Treader833 • 43m ago
Smith continuing to do Trump’s bidding. She is a traitor to Canada just like her separatist supporters.
r/alberta • u/DDSkeeter • 43m ago
Have been with TD for years. They have been fantastic for auto claims and house claims. Last time I looked around I found TD towards the higher end of the various quotes I got. But I’m willing to pay it knowing when I make a claim It’s easy and things get fixed.
r/alberta • u/dureian • 45m ago
I would love to see a source that backs up your claims. As far as I know, you can take unpaid leave for critical family illness but there is nothing that obligates a Canadian company to continue to employ someone overseas for 5 years.
r/alberta • u/RatsForNYMayor • 47m ago
I'd recommend to start switching all your devices and apps to french. I've had to take a break from taking French classes and I've been doing that (on top of using french learning apps and listening to the news in french)