It cannot be understated: our broken immigration system has caused high unemployment, high home prices and high inflation. It must be fixed and provincial rights strengthened. Today, the Prime Minister got a copy of our referendum questions including the 9 on immigration and constitutional reforms. If Albertans give us a strong mandate on these questions, our government will get right to work on these needed reforms. And as I’ve said many times, please vote for Option 1, a strong Alberta within a united Canada, and yes to the rest! 🍁

This weirdness is from the main separatist group. Voting for Option Two sends a message alright. A message that you want these folks negotiating the breakup of Canada, and running a Republic of Alberta.

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How much more obvious does it have to be? We have political rivals like Rachel Notley and Jason Kenney laughing it up together, joining forces to disparage and dismiss citizens who have challenged the status quo. Carney, Poilievre, Smith and Nenshi are all campaigning for the same outcome. Apparently, they can all find common ground when people start demanding change. Where was that cooperation when citizens needed them to govern competently, deliver reliable public services and account for how public money was being spent? Citizens needed action. Instead, they get political theatre while public services deteriorate and many struggle to get by. For years, citizens were dismissed. Now we have door knocking, letters and visits. Suddenly, everyone cares about Alberta. This is not left versus right. It is the public demanding accountability from governments that have failed to deliver. Citizens across the political spectrum expect competent public services, responsible spending and elected officials who answer to the people they serve. An establishment that can unite to defend its position should be able to find that same resolve to fulfil its responsibilities. They had years to listen. Years to get the basics right. Years to earn back public trust. Now they want citizens to listen to them and accept, once again, that they know best. The people living with the consequences deserve to be heard. Those responsible for the decisions must be prepared to answer.

Yes to the 9! Vote option 2 on question 10! Carney wants to keep the status quo of this corrupt canadian confederation. He has no intention of working with Alberta.

@ABDanielleSmith make sure you see this. This guy does not want to work with us or listen to us.

United, there is nothing we can't do.   Forever Canada. 🇨🇦

Former Alberta premiers Jason Kenney and Rachel Notley are joining forces to oppose Alberta separation, putting years of political rivalry aside ahead of the October 19 referendum. The former UCP and NDP leaders appeared together at an Edmonton Chamber of Commerce event on Tuesday, arguing that separation could create economic uncertainty and harm Alberta’s business climate. Kenney also said the UCP will need to decide whether it remains committed to its founding federalist principles, arguing that separatists should not be part of a party founded on keeping Canada united.

BREAKING: Prime Minister Mark Carney will attend two “Forever Canadian” rallies in Alberta this week, days before voters head to the polls on October 19. The events are organized by a campaign launched by former Alberta deputy premier Thomas Lukaszuk, which is urging Albertans to keep the province in Canada.