Why We Have Had it With Canada and are Seeking a Divorce

[Herman]

Albertans are tired of watching Ottawa dangle pipeline promises while attaching the very policies that make energy investment impossible.

As someone who supports Danielle Smith, it's frustrating to watch Mark Carney string her along with an MOU loaded with conditions that make sure nothing ever actually gets built in Alberta.

In an independent Alberta, we would be free to develop our natural resources without the Liberals' insane, radical climate agenda attached to every project.

[Herman]

Every year, Alberta sends billions more to Ottawa than it gets back.
An Independent Alberta would be an economic powerhouse.

[Herman]

Canada's economic model is producing some of the worst outcomes in the G7, while Alberta continues to produce the wealth, energy, and opportunity Ottawa depends on.
It's time for Alberta to choose independence.

[DKG]

The Carney government says they would honour a fifty percent plus one yes sovereignty vote in either Alberta or Quebec. This is surprising considering the Clarity Act sets the bar at sixty percent.

[DKG]

In the '90s, many car decals across the country proclaimed "My Canada includes Quebec." I haven't seen any equivalent "My Canada includes Alberta" decals. Have you?

[Brent]

In the '90s, many car decals across the country proclaimed "My Canada includes Quebec." I haven't seen any equivalent "My Canada includes Alberta" decals. Have you?

I remember that before the 1995 referendum in Quebec. And no I have never seen a bumper sticker that reads "My Canada includes Alberta." I am sure I won't either.