🚨 BREAKING UPDATE: SUNDRE PRO RODEO PARADE CANCELLED What started as a dispute over an Alberta-themed parade entry has now resulted in the cancellation of the entire 2026 Sundre Pro Rodeo Parade. According to reports, organizers cited online harassment and safety concerns as the reason for cancelling the event. However, many Albertans are questioning the official narrative. Here's what we know: ▪️ An Alberta pride/separation-themed float reportedly faced objections. ▪️ Public backlash followed after concerns were raised about the float's participation. ▪️ Organizers later reversed course and allowed the entry. ▪️ Days later, the entire parade was cancelled. ▪️ Organizers cited threats and online harassment as the reason. Many Albertans are now asking: ❓ What specific threats were made? ❓ Were law enforcement agencies involved? ❓ Why cancel an entire community event instead of addressing the individuals responsible? ❓ Was the parade cancelled because of safety concerns, or because of political controversy? The cancellation has sparked a wider debate about free expression, political viewpoints, and whether Alberta pride is being treated differently than other causes. What do you think? Was cancelling the entire parade justified, or should the event have gone ahead as planned? 👇 Let us know in the comments. #Alberta #Sundre #SundreProRodeo #AlbertaPride #AlbertaIndependence #FreeSpeech #ParadeCancelled #AlbertaRadio #YourProvinceYourVoice

In 91 years, the Liberals have gotten ELEVEN majority governments in total while the Conservatives have only gotten FOUR majority governments (two of them, unfortunately, with Mulroney). By now you should have realized that this is a nation mostly governed by Liberals and its not likely to change any time soon. And because they have gotten to govern so much, our Senate, civil service, Supreme Court, and our courts, have been thoroughly stacked by Liberal appointees who make it very hard for the Conservatives to govern when they do get their odd turn at the wheel.

In Saskatchewan's first election in 1905, the Liberal Party, led by Walter Scott (who was installed by Wilfrid Laurier upon the creation of the province, displacing Frederick Haultain, the longtime elected Premier of the North-West Territories), was elected as the province's first government. It was not a smooth term of government for the provincial Liberals as reports of ballot-box stuffing, bribes, and gerrymandering resulted in much of the province's population not accepting or respecting Walter Scott as Premier. Many of the policies pushed by the Scott government were policies which promoted the direction that the federal Liberal government wanted to go in, which were not reflected in the wants and needs of the people of Saskatchewan. Furthermore, Frederick Haultain was quite an effective leader of the Opposition, and was seen still as the rightful leader of the province by many. By 1908, Walter Scott, experiencing falling public support and encountering troubles within his own caucus from his MLAs, who, facing steady public backlash, started considering going to Haultain's side, dissolved the legislature to call an election. With plenty of help from the federal Liberals, Walter Scott's Liberals managed to win government again but it was a close election.

Not much has changed. The Liberals have long benefitted from the loyalty of the federal civil service. With having formed government so many years, the Liberals have been able to design the civil service the way they wish and appoint their own people to management roles within the federal departments. Of course government workers tend to vote Liberal because most of them have their roles thanks to them. The bilingual policies of the federal government, instituted by the Liberals, have long ensured that the majority of federal employees are bilingual and these workers overwhelmingly come from francophone parts of Quebec, Ontario and New Brunswick, areas which stay voting for the Liberals, who continue to increase the number of government jobs in these regions.

Thus applies to Saskatchewan people as well.

@ABDanielleSmith @JeffreyRWRath The only way for Conservative Alberta & Saskatchewan to avoid the proposed 100% American tariff on all "Liberal" Canadian products coming Jan 2nd after CUSMA (USMCA) is canceled July 2nd, is to either make the October 19th Alberta Independence Referendum binding or Declare their Independence unilaterally in their provincial legislatures and negotiate their own trade & defence treaty with America, either a "Compact of Free Association" with a independent United "Republics of Buffalo" (Alberta & Saskatchewan), or 51st & 52nd Statehood!

It shouldn't be a strange idea for local representatives to prioritize the interests of the people who voted them in. Otherwise, what's the point of holding elections in local candidates? If MLAs/MPs prioritize their party you might as well just vote for the party and let the party pick their team in Parliament or the provincial Legislature. Local district before province. Province before country.

This is the gerrymandered map that the federal Liberals created for Alberta in 1905. The Liberals did the following: Created Alberta without a recorded in the HOC. Appointed a Liberal premier. Appointed a Liberal lieutenant governor (LG). Gerrymandered the electoral ridings to benefit Liberal interests. The UCP and the federalists will look you in the face and say the screw job has only been for the last 10 years. Lies.

Since Pierre Trudeau forced bilingualism upon the whole of Canada with his ramming through of the Official Langauages Act in 1969, the policy has never done what it set out to do--change the country's population into a bilingual one. Over 50 years later, in the 4 Western provinces, the percentage of people who can speak French are 3.8% in Manitoba, 2.2% in Alberta, 1.9% in Saskatchewan, and 1.6% in B.C. Because preference is given to people who can speak both official languages fluently when it comes to federal jobs, this has resulted in a federal civil service which consists of very few Western Canadians, especially in higher levels of the bureaucracy.