Mark Carney wants to end Canada's ties with the US while 88.5% of Alberta and Saskatchewan's exports go there.
He is destroying the prairie economy to score points with Eastern Canada.

Oil prices are surging and the governments of Alberta and Saskatchewan are likely going to see a massive resource revenue windfall this year.

For every dollar increase in oil prices, the Alberta government takes in about $750 million extra. In Saskatchewan, every dollar increase gets the province about $16 million more.

 

Every billion that leaves Alberta and Saskatchewan is a hospital we didn't build, a road we didn't fix, a future we shipped east.
Independence is how that stops.

From Rebel News

For decades, Alberta has played the dutiful, smiling province. We wrote the cheques. We apologized for our wealth. We sent tens of billions of dollars to Ottawa — and in return, we were told we are dirty, stupid, and embarrassing. Our pipelines were blocked. Our oil was shut in. Our money was seized under "equalization" and shipped east to bankroll politicians who openly despise us. And every time we raised our hand, they told us to shut up.

No. I've seen it all before — I spent a decade working with Preston Manning when he said, "The West wants in". It just didn't work. And it won't. It can't. The system is rigged.

That's why the referendum is so critical. On everything from immigration to criminal justice to pipelines to taxes to foreign policy, it's time to send those bastards in Ottawa a message they will never forget!

A no brainer.

An independent Alberta and Saskatchewan will nit beg for pipelines.
We approve them on a Tuesday and break ground on Wednesday.

Trump approves permits for pipelines moving Alberta oil south.
Meanwhile, Canada's federal government continues to treat Alberta energy like a problem to manage instead of an asset to unleash.
This is exactly why Alberta needs independence.

Alberta and Saskatchewan are the only two provinces to have added net new jobs since Carney became pm. If we lose you we will be forced to beg the U.S. to admit us as new territories.

For too long, Alberta families have watched their wealth flow east. $244.6 billion more than we've received back since 2007.

And now parental rights are eroding. Federal policies increasingly intrude on family decisions: what schools teach, how children are raised, and values that were once the parent's domain.

A sovereign Alberta constitution would guarantee: Parents' right to raise their children according to their values.