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After the referendum, Alberta will be angrier, more divided, more radicalized, and a worse place to invest - Alberta Politics (albertapolitics.ca)
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"Whatever happens on Oct. 19, the United Conservative Party of Premier Danielle Smith will have left Alberta a worse place than it was before the 10 referenda scheduled to be voted on that day..."

by David Climenhaga

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[–] 1 point 1 month ago (1 child)

Alberta is a province of the haves. It's got a great economy and great paying jobs for medium and low education needed for entry.

The whinging about being in a great situation and having the priviledge of providing a bare pittance of help to our fellow canadians, or foreigners who'd love to join us in our high seat, is unbelievable.

Could things be better? Sure! Can we all agree on what that might look like? Probably not. Could people stop being so easily manipulated by people who do not have their interests at heart? God, I hope so(also probably not).

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  • [–] 3 points 1 month ago

    Was a province of haves

    Isn’t anymore. Wages haven’t risen in a decade and now this province is behind the others. Government has transferred ownership of public assets to a small hand chosen group in the private sector, and they are currently breaking and defunding the last two great spends: education and health care.

    This province is a dead stick. And we all have only ourselves to blame.

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