[The_Cat]

How about Measles too?

Alberta to begin charging residents a fee to get the COVID-19 vaccine | Globalnews.ca

Albertans who want to continue to protect themselves from the COVID-19 virus will have to pay out of pocket for it starting in the fall of 2025, the province announced on Friday.

globalnews.ca

 

[trevorhayden]

It's like the UCP want to lose the next election.

 

[MacLac]

So the G7 Summit is a NATION centric based conference, rather than a local, state, territory based conference. So why the hell is this Battleaxe welcoming "World Leaders?" Wouldn't that be more of a Mark Carney "thing" to do?

Beyond Local: Alberta's Premier Danielle Smith to greet world leaders arriving in province for G7

As the G7 summit gets underway in the scenic Kananaskis wilderness, Alberta Premier Danielle Smith is preparing to host a reception for representatives from non-member countries in Calgary.

www.stalbertgazette.com

 

[David A]

So the G7 Summit is a NATION centric based conference, rather than a local, state, territory based conference. So why the hell is this Battleaxe welcoming "World Leaders?" Wouldn't that be more of a Mark Carney "thing" to do?

Beyond Local: Alberta's Premier Danielle Smith to greet world leaders arriving in province for G7

As the G7 summit gets underway in the scenic Kananaskis wilderness, Alberta Premier Danielle Smith is preparing to host a reception for representatives from non-member countries in Calgary.

www.stalbertgazette.com

Why is she doing this? Because she is an attention seeking media hog, much like her idol the Orange Menace to the south.

 

[David A]

It's like the UCP want to lose the next election.

I suspect if they become too unpopular because of all the stupid and bad things they have done, they may replace Smith with someone else who claims to be better or different before the next election, like they did last time.

I sure hope Albertans don't fall for this again.

 

[The_Cat]

There are a lot of 880 CHED types who don't dare criticize Danielle Smith.

 

[The_Cat]

Take Back Alberta facing collection notice as it appeals $112K in Elections Alberta fines

The Take Back Alberta activist group has refused to the pay fines incurred over election advertising violations, and has been referred to Crown debt collection

edmontonjournal.com

 

[trevorhayden]

I am sure they will live stream the collections call on Twitch and then use it to collect donations.

 

[policyenthusiast]

It's like the UCP want to lose the next election.

Give it a year. They always stay relatively controversy-avoidant when the election gets near, and the average voter forgets about the headlines that upset them.

I still wish the NDP had a better roster of policy priorities. They haven't had a majority since 2015 and most people have no idea what they could expect from Nenshi as premier.

On a related note, here are all votes cast, by party, since 1905. Even after the Conservative-Wildrose merge, the elections tend to be pretty close.

 

[MacLac]

Our thirsty C**T face of a Premiere just salivating over welcoming MAGA MAN to HER province, him along with all of the other leaders.....

 

[David A]

Give it a year. They always stay relatively controversy-avoidant when the election gets near, and the average voter forgets about the headlines that upset them.

I still wish the NDP had a better roster of policy priorities. They haven't had a majority since 2015 and most people have no idea what they could expect from Nenshi as premier.

On a related note, here are all votes cast, by party, since 1905. Even after the Conservative-Wildrose merge, the elections tend to be pretty close.

On that note, few are also going to care about policies until the election gets near. Parties that put too much out early either find their policies become the target of criticism or stolen by their opponents.

IMO, whatever the quality of the opposition, it in the end is generally governments that defeat themselves or convince voters they are not so bad.

 

[policyenthusiast]

Smith announced a plan to "eliminate the bureaucratic vortex" of Alberta hospitals, by "changing to a hospital-based leadership structure. On-site leadership teams will be responsible for hiring staff, managing resources and solving problems to effectively serve their patients and communities."

Unrelated, but I have never seen her wearing more makeup than during this announcement. Probably G7 related.

 

[bodsbods9090]

Smith announced a plan to "eliminate the bureaucratic vortex" of Alberta hospitals, by "changing to a hospital-based leadership structure. On-site leadership teams will be responsible for hiring staff, managing resources and solving problems to effectively serve their patients and communities."

Unrelated, but I have never seen her wearing more makeup than during this announcement. Probably G7 related.

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[Gronk!]

Smith announced a plan to "eliminate the bureaucratic vortex" of Alberta hospitals, by "changing to a hospital-based leadership structure. On-site leadership teams will be responsible for hiring staff, managing resources and solving problems to effectively serve their patients and communities."

Unrelated, but I have never seen her wearing more makeup than during this announcement. Probably G7 related.

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Lipstick on a pig?

 

[David A]

Four separate departments and ministers. Hasn't she created a new bureaucratic vortex? I feel some gaslighting happening here ... again.