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She also probably didn't kill anyone's dog today, but I won't give her a prize for that....

Woohoo! Here we go

I dont know man, when I go to rural Alberta, I only talk to the horsies...

The US has one too. It's called "Smith and Weston".

But Edmonton is still more urban, more connected, and better designed than most US cities of a similar size. Which is a remarkable achievement when you look at how rapidly this city has grown and adapted to meet demand.

I blame Toronto... and Montreal.

Fed cons need the separatist vote to win just as much as the provincial cons do. They are hostage to the beast they made...

cause they respect kenney so highly they will listen to everything he says??? remember who kicked him out of office and replaced him with Zmith

I have lived in Alberta my whole life and except for online nonsense and universities, I don't hear anyone talk about the NEP, or Pierre Trudeau.

I really do think people cling so tightly to their stereotypes they get blinded by them.

Now excuse me as I giddy up and ride my horse to work, yeehaw!

YouTube video by squee222 Jason Kenney talking about taking away human rights

Don't expect conservatives to do the right thing. The whole conservative movement needs to be ruined. It's toxic. Nothing good comes from it. This is the guy we are supposed to praise for loving Canada?... He'd take us down the same road as trump is taking the US.

www.youtube.com/watch?v=iJhp...

Former deputy premier says Smith is ‘hellbent’ on separation referendum Former deputy premier and lead proponent of the Forever Canadian petition Thomas Lukaszuk joins Alberta Primetime host Michael Higgins to discuss recent Alberta independence polling and a strategy piv...

@lukaszukab.bsky.social has it all wrong.

By allowing the separatist petition, I get to keep Albertans distracted as my UCP goes after pensions and judges.

Then I get to blame Ottawa when their unconstitutional question fails court challenges.

Watch: www.ctvnews.ca/edmonton/alb...
#abpoli #ableg

Former deputy premier says Smith is ‘hellbent’ on separation referendum Former deputy premier and lead proponent of the Forever Canadian petition Thomas Lukaszuk joins Alberta Primetime host Michael Higgins to discuss recent Alberta independence polling and a strategy piv...

🎯 She just outright LIED and said that ForeverCanadian withdrew the petition of #556,000 signatures!

www.ctvnews.ca/edmonton/alb...

The prairie "cowboy" provinces are the birthplace of the progressive movement in Canada. We are as much the "hotbed of conservatism" as we are the "hotbed of socialism". Thank us for the NDP, healthcare, and women's right to vote. Deal with it!

You ever heard of sarcasm???
Read it again... remember this is sarcastic.... I am mocking your portrayal of Albertans as a bunch of cowboys and oilmen (vast majority of us do not work in either of those industries).

Stereotypes are easy crutches for those avoiding thought
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P.S. the assummption that urban sprawl necessarily means more driving is also potentially false. People who both live and work at the edge of town may drive less than someone that lives in the core and works in the burbs or industrial parks. Most of Edmonton's employment is not in the downtown core.

Yes we are a stereotype. Nuance is complicated. Its easier to lean on stereotypes like a crutch - even when those stereotypes benefit the very nazis you claim to oppose. I will clap even slower for your original hot take.

Calling my home province "Texas north" is surely stwereotyping all albertans, especially in this context. Dont do that.

Your words are not your words?

Weighing whether their decisions best benifit the environment over their neighbours decisions is irrelevant. The neighbour has no right to render the panels useless without compensating the owner of the solar installation.

Putting solar on a roof is not a societal level decision. It is a personal one about ones personal finances and how they want to best leverage their property assets, manage the next 50 years of finances, and how to enjoy their property. They have some rights wrt their own property usage.

People have sued and won court cases over much less than this... preserving solar power generation should be part of the zoning bylaw. Just so we dont have the right hand not knowing what the left is doing - and so we dont have more disputes from infill clogging up the provincial courts.

The investment is made with the implicit assumption they will have access to 30 years of sunlight. Those that have made that investment - I would argue - have a right to not have a neighbour shade their panels. Those that have not yet invested, will not invest without that implicit garauntee.

1; I'd love to see a source for that assertion.
2: i think thats a false dichotomy. We can engineer infill that does not shade adjacent property roofs.
3: regardless of environmental impaxt, people and governments have made 30 year investments in their homes, and they should see that roi.

Not enough discussion about solar in the zoning plan. With solar power being the future we need to consider whether people have a right to light access on their rooftops, and whether they only have that right after installing panels. We can't be encouraging solar and then shading installations.
#yeg

Does Jesus believe in Santa Clause?

I don't think he does. The dude poached his birthday celebration, and Santa isn't even a real person.

Talking about truth - I sure hope you realize Jesus was a dark skinned Palestinian Jew.... Not a blond European as generally portrayed.

The residential school system, Ukrainian internment, Japanese internment, Chinese head tax, Midnight rides by EPS and the RCMP, the KKK, the technocrat movement, the neo nazis in provost Alberta, the blatant racist undertones of the social credit movement, etc etc etc.

The "good old days"...

oh so you remember when it wasn't like this - when the government didn't "punch down"??? like when we had the indian passport system that prevented native people from leaving reserves or finding gainful employment (essentially segregation), or when we had forced sterilization? The "good old days"?

Canada already paid for the entire bridge and gave half of it to Michigan.

If your idiot government blocks the bridge we will retaliate and make the ambassador bridge equally useless and destroy your auto industry.

You guys want to play "Mutually Assured Destruction"... I'm ready for it. Are you?

He should, then in retaliation we can block his billionaire friend's bridge. It would cause so much economic destruction that there would be a collective backlash against the US pedophile party and he might finally see the inside of a jail cell.

scammers. Report and block