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Retired Executive • Political Activist demanding government accountability • Spaces host @2ChicksPolitics https://nitter.cf/t.co/yNVFV7Shpy
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Truth 💣
Over the last 20 plus months we have witnessed a Covid style propaganda campaign convincing Canadians to hate and be fearful of the U.S.
Then when people were at the height of their anxiety & anger over tariffs and Trump our Government launched phase 2 of their plan, convince Canadians that an “associate membership” with the EU is somehow going to help save us from further economic collapse.
The media has played the biggest roll in this manipulation.
Ask yourself, how many times a day or week do you see an article or story about our Governments lack of interest or ability in getting a deal with our largest trading partner? Is there even one? But how many articles do you see pushing anti-US rhetoric? It’s daily.
So when you see over the next several weeks endless pro EU alliance stories, understand that you are being manipulated to believe you want this union. Trust me, Carney’s plan to get us closer to the EU will not end well for Canada.
Great message!! To all albertans, vote option 2, you have nothing to lose and everything to gain.
This Thanksgiving, as we gather with family, it's worth reflecting on the future we're leaving our children and grandchildren.
On October 19, Albertans have an important decision to make.
A Thanksgiving message to Albertans.
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Join us tonight for a 90min pre-space to @ikwilson Space on Alberta Referendum. Let’s chat!!
“Fear of the referendum is directed at Albertans examining their leverage. It is not directed at the federal record that made the examination necessary.”
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Jamie K retweeted
How cute. Mark is attaching the Carney Broadcasting Corporation's memo to his post.. all the while the Conflict Broadcasting Corporation stays silent. Mark is a green fan whether he's in a Brook or a Field - fishing or harvesting.
A more efficient home. $1,400 a year saved on your energy bills.
That’s the average benefit of switching from oil or electric baseboard heating to a heat pump.
Our new National Heat Pump Rebate will help more than 800,000 Canadian households make the switch.
ALT Screenshot of an article from CBC News. The headline reads: Ottawa to provide $2B in rebates for homeowners who install heat pumps.
How much is CTV being paid to promote a program to make Carney richer?? Shame on them for not reporting the conflict of interest!!
In the market for a new heating system? Federal government unveils $2B heat pump rebate program ctvnews.ca/politics/article/…
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SQUIRRELLY NEWS: The Province That Pays 🐿️🔥🇨🇦
We the People are the media now.
Jamie K put the line on the record. The province that pays is the province they scorn. Alberta is treated unfairly. Sue Kelland-Dyer had the article up. The complaint is not a mood. It is a transfer table.
Equalization sits in section 36 of the Constitution Act, 1982. The stated purpose is comparable public services at comparable levels of taxation. The mechanism is fiscal capacity: an estimate of what a province could raise if it taxed at the national average rate. Natural-resource revenue is only partly included. A province can hold large public hydro assets and still qualify. A province whose capacity comes from oil and gas clears the threshold and receives nothing. Finance Canada notes that the remaining gap after payment reflects that partial exclusion. That is the design, not an accident.
The amounts are public. For 2025-26, the federal finance letter to Alberta is explicit. The province does not qualify for equalization. The payment is zero. The Canada Health Transfer and the Canada Social Transfer still arrive, about $8.6 billion combined, because those programs are allocated per person. They are not a rebate. On the same table, Quebec’s equalization payment is $13.6 billion. Alberta, Saskatchewan, and British Columbia receive none. Published figures for 2026-27 put the program near $27.2 billion, with Quebec at about $13.9 billion, just over half the total. The three westernmost provinces remain at zero.
Equalization is only one line. Statistics Canada’s provincial economic accounts show a wider gap. In 2024, Ottawa collected about $19 billion more in Alberta than it spent here, roughly $3,876 per person. That gap has widened every year since 2021. No Alberta tax is labelled for another province. It does not need to be. The program is paid from general federal revenue. The revenue is raised here. The cheque is issued elsewhere.
The political reply has been consistent. Separatist. Selfish. A threat to the country. A question about a referendum draws a studio. A pipeline draws a lecture. A protest drew a freeze. The jurisdiction that funds the system is told that objecting to the system is the offence.
That arrangement is not a partnership. A province can meet its obligations and still ask why the formula treats one form of public wealth as countable and another as background. The remedy is not a sharper slogan. It is a decision. Let Alberta decide. The ballot is the proper instrument. The table is already in the record.
Alberta leads. The West wakes up. Zero on the equalization line is not a favour returned.
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Credit @JustMeJamie64 @hydroqueen
Sources Finance Canada, major transfers, letter to Alberta, 2025-26 Statistics Canada table 36-10-0450-01, federal balance in Alberta, 2024
Like it. Repost it. Send the table.
#SquirrellyNews #WeThePeopleAreTheMediaNow
NOUVELLES SQUIRRELLY : La province qui paie. Péréquation : zéro. Le tableau est public. nitter.cf/JustMeJamie64/status/2…
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Makes you wonder Tim - why a country with so much natural wealth needs a grocery subsidy, a housing subsidy, a daycare subsidy etc.. It's called mismanagement by governments. If the world wants what Canada has - one must ask why Canadians can't have what the world wants.
Canada has what the world wants - and the numbers prove it. As of September 2026, Canadian mining companies are the world's most valuable, with $488B in combined market value.
We're building that value through strategic investments, regulatory reform, new tax incentives for business investment, and cooperation with allies on stronger, more secure minerals supply chains.
Proud to be from the world's best mining nation 🇨🇦
“The Province That Pays Is the Province They Scorn - Alberta is treated Unfairly”
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Join us tonight, it’s going to be interesting!!
Set a reminder for our upcoming Space! Come have a discussion with us.
We’ll be discussing:
*In the News
*Should be in the News *Quebec Election and the impact on NL
*Alberta Referendum
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I think @TonyWakehamNL has a LOT of explaining to do!!
Read the article and you decide.
