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The government's own $2 million review said AHS spends less on management than other provinces.
So the government fired the AHS board.
Fired it again.
Split AHS into four agencies.
Split the Health Minister's job into four.
Yes, I got lost there too. My goodness.
Here's what happened.
In order.
With the quotes.
AHS: FROM THE BEGINNING, Part C
Something is happening. Will it ever reach North America?
Also, seems like a race against Orwell's boot.
“If you want a picture of the future, imagine a boot stamping on a human face—for ever.”
~George Orwell
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Hey Canada, US, and everywhere else, this is the antithesis of voting apathy. Step up!
thetyee.ca/Opinion/2026/10/2…
"The thing is, Premier, Albertans don’t believe a word that comes out of your motor mouth anymore."
"Here’s the short list of your accomplishments: Record government spending. Rising cost of living. The country’s lowest minimum wage...
1/4
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Conservatives have governed BC under the names “Social Credit” and “BC Liberals” for 52 of the last 74 years. Uninformed people should stop portraying this as the first time BC has had a right wing govt in 100 years.
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Nine days to comment on proposed changes to a complex law? If Alberta Government wanted to telegraph how much it will allow its pet industry to abuse landowners and land, this serves that purpose. This law governs cleanup of well sites, facility sites, pipeline rights of way.
Albertans and all landowners!
There are major and important changes being contemplated regarding environmental regulations in Alberta.
The deadline for submissions is October 30, 2026.
DO NOT miss your opportunity to comment.
The last thing the energy industry deserves at this juncture is more leniency and regulatory relief!
And keep in mind these changes will impact crown land as well. If you are an Albertan, you are a landowner!
Please participate!
#abpoli #cdnpoli
#waternotcoal
alberta.ca/environmental-pro…
albertawilderness.ca/wp-cont…
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I find it unsettling that Canada’s water has been a topic of discussion raised by the US in recent months and now Brad Bradford suddenly wants to privatize Toronto’s water? I don’t believe in coincidences. So I don’t trust Brad Bradford. The timing makes me extremely suspicious.
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We desperately need beds in AB.
We don't need our premier trying to fool us that we have them.
If we could even get back to the bed number we had in 2000 it would be a massive improvement.
GoA: set a goal and then get it done!
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How about telling people to get vaccinated?
Get your Covid and flu vaccines, Albertans.
Respiratory virus season means busier hospitals, and we want to make sure they’re ready. Saturday, I joined Premier Danielle Smith, Minister Nathan Neudorf and Acute Care Alberta CEO Dr. Sayeh Zielke to share what we’re doing to prepare.
Alberta now has a record high of more than 9,000 acute care spaces across the province, and we’re building on that capacity to help hospitals handle the extra demand.
Along with preparing additional hospital spaces, our capacity task force is looking for ways to expand even further. We’re also helping patients move into care settings that better meet their needs and bringing physicians into emergency department waiting areas so patients can be assessed and treated sooner.
These steps will help ease pressure on our hospitals, give health care teams the support they need and make sure Albertans can get the care they need, when they need it.
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Replying to @mark_dorin @GrumpyNubbs
When the oil & gas industry is making $100 billion a year from Alberta’s oil & gas there is no reason for them to be irresponsible corporate citizens and skip out on their obligation to clean up.
#PolluterPay
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Replying to @beachmagoo @GrumpyNubbs
I am hearing cleanup work is being delayed right when these companies have huge income. Mandatory spending on cleanup requirements at law are being ignored.
Industry knows they don’t have to clean up much.
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I predict Cons will continue to use marginalized groups/immigrants as scapegoats and there will be a rise in hate crime.
It will be fueled by disinformation from right-wing media and cuts to education/healthcare.
Wtf were you thinking when you stayed home instead of voting?
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This will set back the effort to secure Canada from US pressures through economic sharp policy.
So disappointed and frustrated! 😩 🤬
It’s exhausting watching people behave like a cat chasing a laser.
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Journalists need to investigate who within Canadian or American politics is receiving (by proxy or directly) profits from US based pipelines and refineries and could be blocking Canadian diversification.
You done messed up BC.
Big time.
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But the election of BCCP means the process of building the Pacific Link pipeline will be impeded, obstructed and delayed as long as possible. Severely limiting Canada’s capacity to diversify sales beyond the US.
Ecowarrior Greens will echo barriers to the pipeline as well.
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Jason Kenney created this controversy with help of BC researcher Vivian Krause who was paid by oil corporations to write about these bogus foreign interference accusations. Kenney even paid Bruce Allan to document foreign interference. But he couldn’t find any proof.
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3 months after the snap election called by PMJT.
So a foreign group of adversaries in the US, along with domestic & foreign convoy participants & encouraged by domestic federal & provincial conservative politicians tried to overthrow the newly elected govt in Jan-Feb 2022.
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Everyone was worried that Alberta would throw a wrench in PM Carney’s plans to expand Canadian sovereignty.
Nah!
It was always BC.
Who advised Premier Eby to call a snap election?
This is not the first attempt to gain a majority govt to escape obstruction & dysfunction.
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This has been happening since 2015.
It was always the plan to amend the 1982 patriated Canadian constitution & that means cons require 7 provinces representing 50%+1 population of Canada, a majority of Parliament & Senate to ratify all constitutional changes.



























