David A
Senior Member
They should. I have a feeling they will be outed, whether they do it themselves or by someone else.
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Whatup
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Danielle Smith hammers Nenshi with UCP up 13 points on the NDP
Alberta has youngest population in Canada - this means less Boomers.Whattagame
Active Member
I'm surprised we don't have to pay for membership to this forum with insights like this.
policyenthusiast
Senior Member
This is possibly the funniest comment I've read on SRC, has me wheezing at my desk
David A
Senior Member
Really, you don't say younger = less boomers? However, a reputable poll in January 2026 had the UCP and NDP within 2%. So, I suppose it depends on which poll you choose.
whattheheck
Active Member
The UCP is so backward looking, it's laughable. But it's difficult to laugh as they take this province down a dangerous path. Future generations will wonder why the current populace supported that garbage.
trevorhayden
Active Member
So do you think the latest Leger poll is fake? It's an outlier that puts the UCP ahead by 13 points. All the others say they're much closer.
kcantor
Senior Member
Sooo...
"Premier Danielle Smith says her government will withhold funding to support new judicial appointments in Alberta if the federal government doesn't give the province more input on who is picked."
""Smith says the collaboration would help ensure the appointments "appropriately reflect Alberta's distinct legal traditions," and strengthen public confidence in the administration of justice."
In doing this "she points to the United States and Australia, where states can appoint state-level superior court judges."
If she and her cohorts want to be Americans so badly, why don't they just emigrate already.
"Premier Danielle Smith says her government will withhold funding to support new judicial appointments in Alberta if the federal government doesn't give the province more input on who is picked."
""Smith says the collaboration would help ensure the appointments "appropriately reflect Alberta's distinct legal traditions," and strengthen public confidence in the administration of justice."
In doing this "she points to the United States and Australia, where states can appoint state-level superior court judges."
If she and her cohorts want to be Americans so badly, why don't they just emigrate already.
BrettB
Active Member
She should probably read the Constitution Acts that give Ottawa the sole power to appoint Superior Court justices.
She can continue appointing provincial court judges all she wants.
She can continue appointing provincial court judges all she wants.
trevorhayden
Active Member
I seriously doubt this trog has half the province's support.
policyenthusiast
Senior Member
Does this harm anyone except Albertans?
trevorhayden
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ADob
Active Member
I swear to god if my husband could work remotely (or didn't really love his job), we'd be moving away. So over this clown show.
kcantor
Senior Member
Sooo…
Apparently Smith wrote Carney and asked him, among other things, to relax the bilingual requirement for Alberta’s Justices which she said “alienates Albertans and western Canadians.”
Perhaps she’s unaware that there is no requirement for Alberta Justices to be bilingual?
The only ones here who truly alienate Albertans and western Canadians are Smith and her cohorts.
Apparently Smith wrote Carney and asked him, among other things, to relax the bilingual requirement for Alberta’s Justices which she said “alienates Albertans and western Canadians.”
Perhaps she’s unaware that there is no requirement for Alberta Justices to be bilingual?
The only ones here who truly alienate Albertans and western Canadians are Smith and her cohorts.
bodsbods9090
Senior Member
You can't make this s**t up...Christ!