‘Growing at unprecedented speeds…’
#BREAKING: The Parliamentary Budget Officer has released a report predicting that Canada's real GDP will grow by just 0.9% in 2026, compared to 2.2% growth in the United States.
The report also predicts that unemployment will rise to 6.7% by the end of the year.
Now what?
The uniparty has shown its true colors over the past few weeks. Does any of it really matter anymore?
Is voting really just an illusion of power?
Foreign aid should be $0 in budget deficit years.
I always feed my family first before helping my neighbor.
The ‘I told you so’ trolls are out in full force. lol.
1/4 of the population wants TF out. The country is fractured, just as we’ve been saying for years.
Alberta First retweeted
Alberta made its decision and now will have to accept its place as the anchor on a sinking ship.
I don't want to hear anything from Albertans about equalization payments or climate change or immigration or any of the other Liberal policies that are destroying this province ever again.
You want to be Canadian, and now you will be Canadian all the way to the bottom of Mark Carney's globalist abyss.
80% of Alberta is so naively married to a national identity that doesn't exist they sunk the only opportunity they had to break away from a federal project that has consistently ripped them off and ignored them.
Now you are here for good. Pay your taxes to Ottawa, accept the constant stream of immigrants and shut the fuck up.
You have no voice. Your votes don't matter but your dollars do. You'll keep paying to keep Canada solvent like you always have.
And for the other 20% of us, we're now just passengers in this descent to nowhere.
Elbows Up, retards.
This morning, I spoke with Premier @ABDanielleSmith about the results of yesterday’s vote.
Over the past 18 months, our governments have worked together to deliver on what matters most to Albertans. Now, we have an opportunity to build on that progress.
Albertans have chosen Canada, and we’re moving forward together with renewed purpose and high ambition — to build a stronger future for all.
Canadians are at various stages of grief. Many are in denial, many are angry, but some have moved onto acceptance.
Free Alberta
Alberta First retweeted
When 3 out 10 provinces are net contributors & 7 out of 10 are not that’s not a family helping each other out. That’s an unsustainable economic system doomed to fail, especially when 2 of the 7 have the 2 largest provincial GDP’s!
This economic insanity has been built into the CDN Constitution!
Replacement from the top down.
But yea, it’s just a crazy far-right conspiracy theory..
Canada adding new express entry points for immigrants in ‘high-wage’ jobs ctvnews.ca/politics/article/…
Alberta First retweeted
Yesterday @PardyBruce represented the "Leave" side in a debate. In his opening statement he highlighted the following....
"Notley, Nenshi, Carney, Kenney, Poilievres Harper, Smith..... that's the team. Along with the academics,
legacy media, CBC, Globe & Mail, the unions, the Aboriginal chiefs, some CEOs of some big companies.
This is the political establishment. They do not want you to vote for option two.
That's not because option two is a threat to your interests.
It's because it is a threat to theirs."
Keep that in mind when you vote on Monday. We have an opportunity to make real change.
Vote option "2"
Alberta First retweeted
Excellent closing by @PardyBruce at the Canada Strong & Free Network debate with @jkenney.
Everything is turning up India these days.
Not a conincidence.
When is Indian Prime Minister Modi coming to Canada? Carney confirms dates of December visit ctvnews.ca/politics/article/…
A- If independence polling was actually 18%, Mark wouldn’t be in Alberta
B-Everyone in that room has already voted opt A. Who are you swaying when your crowd is already convinced.
This is a much closer race than they are letting on. He knows it.
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The @SStricklandMMA travel documentary on Edmonton is a must see. ☠️
Holy shit. Scroll these comments.
How long before CTV yanks this post?
Should Alberta remain a province of Canada? ctvnews.ca/calgary/article/s…
















