Hot take: Scrap Question Period. I know. Hear me out. Every day, the people we elected to run a G7 nation spend 45 minutes screaming rehearsed one-liners at each other while backbenchers bang their desks like it’s a hockey game. No answers get given. No policy gets made. No problem gets solved. The minister reads a non-answer from a cue card. The opposition screams. Repeat 35 times. Camera cuts to someone rolling their eyes. Done. And we wonder why voter turnout keeps dropping. Foreign observers watching Question Period for the first time genuinely cannot believe this is how a serious democracy operates. It looks like a school cafeteria fight. The original purpose was accountability. Ministers answering directly to elected representatives. A check on executive power. Legitimate and necessary. What it became is theater. Purely for clips. Every question is written to go viral, and every answer is written to avoid saying anything. The actual governance happens somewhere else entirely, behind closed doors, away from cameras. Countries like Germany, Sweden, and New Zealand have structured interpellation systems where written questions require written answers on the record. Documented. Searchable. Accountable. You know what that produces? Actual information. Actual accountability. A paper trail. Canada deserves better than a daily episode of Real Housewives with a peace tower in the background.

Apparently, the mayor of Taber and their city council approved this billboard. I will be buying my corn from British Columbia’s venders this summer instead. #UpYourCornholeProkop

RT @MarcLevesqueEco: Well, it looks as if those who claim that Rebel News is out to destroy Canada are right. nationalobserver.com/2026/06…

🚨 BREAKING: Albertans are set to take to the streets THIS FRIDAY in what could be the largest organized protest in the province's history. From every corner of Alberta, people are taking to the streets to protest everything from the cost of living and healthcare cuts to AI data centres and the promotion of separation. This isn't a protest for one issue. It's everything at once, because it's all connected.

3:40 AM. I turn to my phone on the nightstand and confirm the time. I already know I’m not going back to sleep. Not after another reckless act from a Premier who, by every measurable standard, appears completely off the rails. So Danielle Smith can take comfort in one thing: she got through to us. Loud and clear. Albertans understand now that something is deeply wrong. Whether she is compromised by foreign interests, political extremists inside her own party, or simply by the pursuit of power itself almost no longer matters. The result is the same: a government willing to risk Alberta, risk Canada, and risk social stability to preserve political control. And the hardest part is this: it feels abusive. The endless pushing. The endless escalation. The endless chaos. Albertans are exhausted. We don’t need months of anxiety hanging over our heads because of some reckless October 19 referendum fantasy. We do not need our province turned into a political powder keg while healthcare deteriorates, education suffers, corruption allegations pile up, and long-term economic planning is nowhere to be found. This is not leadership. Leadership lowers temperatures. Leadership negotiates. Leadership builds confidence. Leadership protects institutions. Instead, we see attacks on courts, attacks on vulnerable communities, attacks on public trust, and constant deflection from accountability. And for what? To distract from failures in governance? To avoid scrutiny over corruption scandals? To feed a movement built on grievance, anger, and permanent outrage? I’m tired of short-term politics masquerading as vision. I want a government thinking 25 and 50 years ahead. I want honest stewardship of Alberta’s future. I want competence, professionalism, and stability. Most Albertans are not looking for revolution. We are looking for adults in the room. I’m a patriot. I will vote to stay. And I believe millions of Canadians will stand with those of us who want no part of reckless separatist agendas or imported political extremism. This province deserves better than permanent chaos. It deserves leadership.

I am born and raised in Alberta, and live there now. I'll be voting against any form of separation. From now until the vote in October, I will use my online reach to campaign against the separatists and ensure this discussion of separation ends for good in 2026.

STATEMENT ON PROVINCIAL ADDRESS The Premier of Alberta intervened to lower the threshold for getting a separatist question on the ballot. She then intervened to eliminate a review requiring the question be constitutional. She intervenes again tonight after yet another court has told the separatists to slow down and follow the law. The premier can wrap these actions in the words of democracy, but she is willfully ignoring the will of the vast majority of Albertans who want no part of this separatist conversation. The simple reality, a reality you would not find in her speech, is this: she has pushed along a question because a group has threatened to bring down her and her party if she does not. Her internal political problems have become our national crisis. The Premier asserts her patriotism. I will take her at her word, but I will remind her a patriot puts country ahead of party. A leader steers the agenda, rather than having it blindly dictated to them. An Albertan finds ways to do what’s right, not justifications for doing what’s wrong. This baffling, referendum-on-a-referendum question will do nothing to settle anything. It adds another layer of confusion. It will divide. It will distract. It will damage. I hope her government will consider how to step back from this madness before the damage to our province’s social fabric and economy is too great. Corey Hogan MP Calgary Confederation

The damage that this group of UCP and MAGA-aligned separatists has done to our democracy in Alberta is unprecedented. David Parker should be charged criminally — as should any UCP politicians or operatives who were complicit.

🚨 Danielle Smith flew solo to Mar-a-Lago. Refused to sign the joint tariff statement. Cut the referendum threshold in half. Said nothing while Trump officials met Alberta separatists three times inside a classified US facility. Defunded Elections Alberta before any of it began. Then 2.9 million Albertans had their data stolen. Her staff were in the room. This is not incompetence. This is a plan.#abpoli #cdnpoli #CenturionProject #DanielleSmith

#ableg David Parker did not steal the data of 3,000,000 Albertans because he thought it was right. He did it because he thinks he’s untouchable. Weak laws create repeat offenders. If Alberta DOES NOT treat this as a direct threat to democracy, IT WILL happen again.

🚨 ALBERTA SEPARATISM IS DEAD🚨 Let me tell you what happened. Then what happens next. None of this requires a crystal ball, just a working knowledge of how Canada actually disciplines its political dissidents. David Parker is a sincere moron. The sincerity is the whole problem. A cynic would have insulated himself. Parker actually believes what he says, which means he'll break rules and rationalize the breaking of them because in his mind the cause sanctifies the method. He walked into this with his eyes open and a smirk on his face. Here is what he did👇🏻 The list of electors, which Elections Alberta hands to registered political parties, contains the name and address of every eligible voter in the province. It's distributed under conditions written into the Election Act. You can use it to recruit members, solicit donations, and communicate with voters as a sanctioned partisan actor. You cannot give it to your buddy. You cannot hand it to a corporation. You sure as hell cannot upload it to a public website. The Republican Party of Alberta lawfully received its copy and appears to have transferred it to the Centurion Project, which is not a party. It's a third-party advertiser, categorically barred under the Act from possessing the list at all. Elections Alberta seeds every copy with fake names to trace which party leaked it. That's how this was caught inside seventy-two hours. The galling part is that the legal path was sitting right there. If Parker wasn't an idiot, he could have built a provincial party of his own and run the Centurion app off its infrastructure. Cameron Davies already did the work of registering the Republican Party. Parker could have run the operation through it. Instead he laundered the list into a separate corporate entity and put the database on a Wix site that anyone with a link could search. The home addresses of judges, Crown prosecutors, senators, and the Chief Electoral Officer himself were on it. This is the political equivalent of robbing a bank and leaving your driver's licence on the counter. So now the knives are coming out, from everyone. The Laurentian press has been waiting for this story for two years. The UCP, which Parker has spent his career humiliating, will quietly let the file move. The Liberals, the NDP, the Forever Canadian crowd, every politician he's screamed at on Twitter, every ex-ally he's burned through. All of them will take their pound of flesh and enjoy it. This is what politics looks like when you make your entire political career about being an obnoxious asshole to everybody. The attacks against him won't even be 100% ideological. It's hundreds if not thousands of accumulated grudges cashing in at the same time. Parker and his collaborators face the maximum statutory penalty: a hundred thousand dollars and up to a year in prison per offence, and the RCMP file will go further depending on what the privacy commissioner finds. The bigger problem is what happens the Alberta separatism campaign, which a week ago was a serious tendency with a credible referendum petition behind it. It's about to be rebranded into the most radioactive ideological label in the country. By the time the establishment press is finished, being associated with it will carry the social cost of walking down Yonge Street wearing the white robes of the klan or a swastika armband around your arm. We have seen this playbook been used how many times and Canadian politics? They ran it on the convoy. On Reform in the nineties. On the Wildrose. They are very good at it. You may think this is unfair. On the malice point, you're partially right. The Laurentian apparatus treats Western dissent with a viciousness it never directs at equivalent stupidity from Quebec or downtown Toronto. But here's the thing... 1/2

Duff Conacher of Democracy Watch said the decisions on both the referendum and the electoral boundaries report point to a wider erosion of democratic safeguards in Alberta. “Overall the Alberta government has been sending very clear signs that are dangerously undemocratic..

New video shows Paul's Pizza Airdrie Alberta employee of the month, Javier, attacking an alleged mentally disabled person right in front of Paul's Pizza. Online bigotry to physical violence. The more the internet digs, the more awful things come up about this problem business.

Hey, Avenida Food Hall & Fresh Market, hosting separatists now? #farmersmarket #yycfood #Calgary #forevercanadian #seperatists @smartasserycatastrop @integritycdn @theeferox #forevercanadian

Each time Alberta has established an Electoral Boundaries Commission to redraw election maps the government has accepted the commission’s majority report, so I was surprised and disappointed to learn that a committee of MLAs has instead been tasked with creating a new map. /1

Today, Danielle Smith and the UCP caucus unveiled plans to rig the next election and silence the voices of Albertans: A new motion indicates the UCP government plans to manipulate the election maps for the next election in their favour, and without any requirement to consult the public. This has never been done in Canadian history. /1 albertandpcaucus.ca/news/pos…

The UCP are hosting their youth event at the restaurant that recently mocked Missing and Murdered Indigenous Women and Girls. Because of course they are. The cruelty very much is the point. #abpoli #ableg #cdnpoli

1/6 Look at the absolute disaster unfolding right now, and remember exactly who told you to vote for Trump in 2024. The people who sold you this catastrophe should be discredited forever, and you should never listen to their political advice again🧵

If @ABDanielleSmith really cared about child sex trafficking she wouldn’t be pandering to the man whose name appears 38,000 times in the Epstein Files while underfunding mental health supports and social services for vulnerable youth in her province. #abpoli #cdnpoli

Carney, Kenney, Lukaszuk & Nenshi all doing well on separatism issue, Angus Reid finds. Premier Smith is losing popularity. Poll also finds 77% of Albertans want to leave if province separates. Imagine our land values… #ableg #cdnpoli