Look at how standing up for Alberta’s constitutional rights and permitting a debate on our future is hurting our economy! Exhibit 107

Nice shot Premier :)

Dreams do come true Sean! It just shows if you dedicate every day in your media career inventing creative anti-UCP narratives and torquing stories, the Alberta NDP will find a way to repay your loyalty. We knew you’d get there one day big guy. Congrats! @CityNewsYEG

The usual mindless drivel from Canada’s Chief Laurentian elite representative @acoyne Andrew, let me try and spell it out for you yet again. 1. Trudeau waged a sustained economic attack on Alberta with a string of destructive laws and policies that cost Albertans hundreds of billions in investments and hundreds of thousands of jobs while dealing with a cost of living crisis fueled by your buddy, Justin’s, open borders policies and failed Keynesian monetary theories. 2. Trudeau was replaced by Carney and, as part of Energy MOU, retracted or amended the 9 bad laws you refer to. 3. As a result, we have seen tens of billions of new private sector investment announcements in Alberta with much more to be announced shortly. We knuckle draggers in Alberta call this the initial signs of an economic boom (you are forgiven if you have forgotten what that looks like). 4. Premier Smith sees this flood of investment and jobs - stemming from the repeal of most of the terrible legislation under the MOU - as evidence that we can still make Canada work for Alberta and is fighting to make that case to Albertans despite your - and those of your ilk - continuing your feckless attacks on her. The reason for the block Andrew is I simply don’t value your opinion on the affairs of Alberta. You show your disdain for our province at every opportunity and I don’t need you clogging my feed with your 20x a day posts. But I will instead merely mute you so you can still follow my posts as I don’t wish to hurt your feelings. Have fun on that wonderfully balanced CBC At-Issue panel trying to unpack the important issues distressing Albertans with your fellow Toronto/Montreal panelists.

I’m all for folks pointing out the potential risks of Alberta separating. That’s a healthy part of the debate. But this whole “the separation debate is killing investment” argument is complete BS. Every economic indicator says the exact opposite. Every. Single. One. Muzzling important discussions is foolish. Have a free and open debate and trust Albertans to make the right decision.

Congrats to Connor Mcdavid on his 5th Ted Lindsay award (best player as voted on by the NHL players) - moving into a tie with the Great One for the most ever. He’s 29… Total and complete class act. Thanks for all you do for Edmonton, for Alberta and for Canada Connor. x.com/NHL/status/20636371848…

The UCP just held the largest political fundraiser in Alberta (and likely Canadian) history. Great speech by @ABDanielleSmith 2000 Calgarians at $525 per ticket. That’s well over a million raised in one night. Thanks for the amazing support Calgary.

Speaking with Quebec's business community, I explained why past politicians and their destructive, anti-Alberta policies created legitimate grievances and caused many Albertans to lose faith in Canada. Our job now is to restore that faith. That's why we're working with Prime Minister Mark Carney @MarkJCarney, CPC Leader Pierre Poilievre @PierrePoilievre, Premiers across the country, and industry leaders to reverse harmful policies, build nation-building projects, and grow our economy. As provinces, we should champion one another's success and support each other's economic aspirations. That's how we build a stronger Alberta, a stronger Quebec, and a Canada that works.

Citizenship and health care number on my drivers license…I’m in!

“Life moves on. Guilbeault is gone. What the writers of history make of Guilbeault will no doubt be debated. Not here. Not in a place victimized by this man’s stupid schemes. But at least the story has a happy ending. In Alberta, we’ll take the win.”

There has never been a Minister in our nation’s history to have inflicted so much damage to our economy and national unity. His legacy is one of complete and utter disgrace.

Huge news for Alberta. Another great sign for our economy and people.

Excellent article by @dkennedyglans on what the October referendum is really about at its core. The eastern media and a few virtue signalling Premiers ought to take a careful read and adjust their counterproductive messaging. nationalpost.com/opinion/don…

Ho hum, just Thomas Lukaszuk blatantly lying to a national reporter again. Does anyone still believe this guy about anything?

Dear God…I agree with Elizabeth May on something. Is this a sign of the apocalypse?

Solid summary of the situation

Was this Alberta NDP account response AI generated? How does asking Albertans for their direction on an issue constitute seeking more “power”. Dipper Logic…

What a great day to be an Albertan.

It’s disappointing to hear how offensive it is for media, lefties and even some conservatives to have our Premier use direct democracy to ask Albertans for direction on a controversial issue that has meaningful implications for the province and country. I’ve never understood the idea that leaders should fear hearing from the people and should even go so far as to take away the ability of our citizens to be heard at all on an issue that hundreds of thousands signed a petition to have a vote on under Alberta law. Have faith in Albertans. We are a passionate but practical people. We’ll weigh the pros and cons and make an informed and thoughtful decision together…and then we’ll move forward.

Extremely disappointing to see Mayor Farkas peddle misinformation about the Alberta Disability Assistance Program (ADAP) and disability supports in Alberta. To be clear, by advocating against ADAP, Mayor Farkas and Calgary City Council are advocating against expanding disability income assistance to thousands of Albertans with disabilities who need support, but who are not eligible under the current one-size-fits-all approach. ADAP will help Albertans with disabilities pursue meaningful employment while continuing to receive the financial, health and personal supports they need. ADAP’s benefit rate is among the highest in the country. In addition, this program will allow for the highest level of employment income in the country while receiving financial benefits, meaning Albertans on ADAP can earn more while continuing to receive the support they need. To get the correct information about ADAP, go to: Alberta.ca/ADAP