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Beyond Local: Forever Canadian partners with French Albertans to oppose Alberta separation Read the full story and comment on TownAndCountryToday.com

”A campaign opposing Alberta separation is expanding its reach after forming a new partnership with the province’s largest francophone advocacy organization.”

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1. Changing the question for the signatures collected is no longer the same referendum and invalidated the whole thing
2 courts ruled the whole IDEA of separatism was unconstitutional. No amount of rewording changes its unconstitutional foundation.
3 Dani is a lying liar

Coffee, straight out of my nose.

Panama is calling.

And then this pops up on the feed to really prove a point. Lol. 😔

“Treaties are recognized in international law and any attempt to override them is a violation of the original agreements made between First Nations and the Crown.”

Treaty 6 is meeting with the King.

#abpoli #ableg #cdnpoli

YouTube video by Naheed Nenshi If you live in Alberta, you're paying more.

30 new or increased fees for services that most families already find it hard to afford.

We deserve better.

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Danielle Smith drags the judiciary deeper into her partisan mud slinging The Alberta Premier’s referendum is a direct threat to the proper functioning of our justice system

“this referendum is not about constitutional reform. It is about politics. It is about blaming immigrants, blaming Ottawa, blaming judges, blaming anyone other than the government itself.”

#abpoli #ableg #cdnpoli

www.canadianlawyermag.com/news/opinion...

For someone making comments about something intelligent to contribute perhaps you should understand the topic you’re commenting on before insulting others. Health care is not all provincial. It’s regulated federally.
Signed
pharmacist with masters in health systems
Toodles 3/3

I read the initial pitch for the show was Carter during the pandemic but they couldn’t get the rights. So might make sense if there’s an ER flare to it

It’s Carneys job to enforce federal law within provinces. There’s more to improving and maintaining our QOL and functioning economy than just trade. A healthy populace is a working populace.

And he isn’t the only option to run this place if he fails. You may not, but I have expectations 2/2

Dude you’re the one who responded to my initial post with childish sarcasm about PP when I was making a very serious comment about health care.

How’s this: the Canadian Health Act is FEDERAL jurisdiction and bill 11 in Alberta violates it. Not all areas of health care are provincial. 1/

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Really? No other option? Like, the liberals couldn’t oust him and elect another leader if he became so unpopular due to poor action and leadership? Political winds couldnt change making ndp viable? It’s forever carney or pp huh?

Did I say anything about PP? Or about me voting for him? Reading comprehension, my dude, it’s a skill.

Now can you go home and deal with the destruction of our universal health care system. It’s critical and will lose you your position if you let a 80 year social institution crumble on your watch.

Yeah it does lose the warmth and charm of the earlier years toward the end but still an epic series. Medical series now are so flat in comparison.

Forever Canadian and Association canadienne-française de l’Alberta launch partnership Forever Canadian and Association canadienne-française de l’Alberta have launched a partnership ahead of October’s potential referendum that would ask Albertans if the province should remain in Canada.

“Forever Canadian, ACFA launch partnership ahead of October referendum”

260,000 Francophone Albertans joined #ForeverCanadian in an effort to keep Alberta in Canada and to protect our unique language rights.

#CanadiensPourToujours
#ForeverCanadian

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Justice Department publishes some missing Epstein files related to Trump The Justice Department has published additional Epstein files related to allegations that President Trump sexually abused a minor after an NPR investigation found dozens of pages were withheld.

The Justice Department released *some* of the missing files, namely FBI interview notes from the woman alleging Epstein trafficked her as a young teen to Trump, Trump sexually assaulted her, and then she later endured a series of threats not to talk. Very dark reading www.npr.org/2026/03/05/n...

An Epstein victim’s rocky path from Hilton Head to the West Coast A woman who spent time in Hilton Head SC is at the center of a controversy over missing Justice Department Epstein documents. This is how her life turned out.

Had missed this @postandcourier.bsky.social reporting from last week. The details of the alleged Trump victim's life makes it crystal clear why she would not come forward--a "not ideal" victim who is sure to be attacked. Via @tasteaccountant.bsky.social www.postandcourier.com/news/special...

Alberta's Bill 11 allows doctors to perform some medical care in both the public and private systems.

One to watch:

Groups call on federal government to review Alberta's Bill 11 health-care reforms https://www.cbc.ca/news/politics/alberta-health-care-bill-11-9.7116512 @cassandrabell.bsky.social
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The WHO designated semaglutide – sold to treat obesity under the Wegovy brand name and diabetes under the brand name Ozempic – as an essential medicine last year.

Weight-loss jab could be made for $3 a month, study finds https://www.theguardian.com/global-development/2026/mar/06/generic-drugs-weight-loss-semaglutide-ozempic-wegovy-diabetes-obesity-study
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Doctors and health care defenders oppose Alberta’s Bill 11 Podcast Episode · The Courtney Theriault Show · March 5 · 8m

Premier Danielle Smith says the province is moving ahead with its dual practice health care plan.

But a group of concerned physicians is calling on the feds to intervene, arguing it may violate the Canada Health Act and could lead to worse health outcomes.

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Thought I would give your timeline a bit of a cleanse.

Carney says he supports US invading Iran, Cuba, and possibly Canada "with some regret" "It's a good thing that Trump is the most peaceful president in history who ends all wars, right?"

Carney says he supports US invading Iran, Cuba, and possibly Canada "with some regret"

Iran is no Iraq – it’s much worse than that Trump, Hegseth and Rubio lurch from one poorly thought-out explanation for the US’s Iran war to another – but it isn’t convincing anyone, let alone the American public, writes Eric Lewis

Canada refused to give support to an illegal war in 2003. We faced enormous pressure to go along with the USA.
What we see today is a totally illegal war launched by two dangerous criminal leaders.
There is no NATO mission here. This is Operation Epstein.
www.independent.co.uk/voices/iran-...

Medical experiments on prisoners?

Where have we seen this before?

The use of AI to identify targets (without subsequent specific human confirmation) should be considered a war crime.

And by that I don't mean "we should make a rule" I mean that straightforward application of the existing rules would tell you that it is a war crime.