"Many of them—which Facebook indicates are run from Indonesia, Pakistan, India, the US & Sri Lanka—are top contributors to Alberta-focused pages and have cumulatively garnered tens of thousands of reactions and comments in posts and cross-posts…" #abpoli cbc.ca/news/canada/facebook-…

We are going to see a lot of this: people using the referendum campaign to promote their own agendas; campaigning for a "united Canada" on the basis that their preferred remedies for "addressing separatist concerns" are adopted. And if they are not? The premise of all of this "pro-Canada" campaigning (see also: Danielle Smith) is that Canada has to prove itself to be worthy of saving -- that one of the most successful countries in the history of the world has to beg for the right to exist. That may be many things but it's not pro-Canada. Alberta independence: Poilievre campaigns to keep province in Canada ctvnews.ca/politics/article/…

Her husband now? When was he elected? What did she pay him? What are his credentials? David Moretta, is not an elected official, nor does he hold any official position or employment within the Alberta government. He is a private citizen.  Professionally, Moretta has a background as a former television news producer and, along with Premier Smith, previously owned and operated a restaurant in High River.

“Normally, having the chief justice of Alberta and the Canadian Bar Association look at a process and be like, ‘No thanks,’ that should give anyone pause, but I sincerely doubt that it will give the UCP pause in this case.” #ableg #abpoli

I am baffled that my MLA posted this. This government has zero self awareness.

"The Party told you to reject the evidence of your eyes and ears. It was their final, most essential command." #ableg #abpoli

Five tips to avoid prematurely releasing your referendum announcement. #ableg #abpoli thebeaverton.com/2026/05/fiv…

"Shame on you, shame on you. Traitors." -- From the gallery of Alberta's Select Special Citizen Initiative Proposal Review Committee as they vote on separation question

"The data on 2.9M Albertans was loaded onto an app built with US funding, shaped by US political strategists, and deployed by a Canadian separatist organizer who spent nearly two years cultivating US partners before launching the Centurion Project" #ableg yacnews.com/us-political-ope…

RT @gmacofglebe: The Premier must be very upset. Why just the other day she was expressing her concerns about “anti-democratic” things.…

The United Conservative Party put out a statement claiming a special committee had voted to recommend a referendum question for this October, offering Albertans a choice on whether to remain in Canada. But the release went out while the committee was still meeting and hadn’t actually finalized anything.

This renaming is a prelude to selling off/privatizing paramedic service. Just like when they renamed Alberta Public Laboratories to Alberta Precision Laboratories and then sold it off to DynaLife. Otherwise, why waste precious health care dollars on renaming? #ableg #abpoli

Carlene Variyan: "You want to attract a proponent to bankroll a $50B pipeline, and you're asking people to take a look at the province of Alberta, and this is what they're seeing in the news. Who's putting their money into this province?"

"Put simply, they do not want these election laws to apply. They do not want to be investigated." "With these self-serving changes they are just protecting themselves from future investigations." - Irfan Sabir speaking on Bill 54 last year. #ableg #abpoli

"Albertans should not be asked to vote in any referendum or election while basic questions remain unanswered about our democratic institutions." Premier Smith should call a public inquiry. Now. #ableg #abpoli substackfwd.xyz/?url=drjared…

Anyone else think this "third party" narrative is a made-up cover for David Parker obtaining the List of Electors from his "long time friend, compatriot, brother in arms" Cameron Davies, leader of the Alberta Republican Party? #ableg #abpoli

A reminder of what @david_parker's attitude toward election fraud was a year ago. spoiler: "the fines aren't high enough for me to care" #ableg

“He lied to the public about something that didn’t happen." An Alberta minister who appeared to make a bombshell revelation last week about the state of the province’s supervised consumption sites is now admitting he was wrong calgary.citynews.ca/2026/04/…

“This was illegal just a few months ago, and for good reason,” Nanda said about the amendment, which took effect in July 2025. “The government should never be allowed to put its finger on the scale in elections, whether for MLAs or in referendums” he added cbc.ca/news/canada/edmonton/…