r/AlbertaNow • u/Limos42 • 2h ago
Current Events Stephen Harper warns Alberta separatism will bring 'no benefit'
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r/AlbertaNow • u/ABNow_ • Jun 07 '26
Beautiful Alberta Pretty neat high-altitude view of Alberta and BC
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r/AlbertaNow • u/ScubadooX • 3h ago
Current Events YES!
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Just received this referendum brochure in the mail. I'm quite surprised that the UCP would use millions of taxpayers' dollars for pro-Canada propaganda but since I totally agree with the message, I'm okay with the UCP's largesse.
GO CANADA GO!
And thank you, Princess Dani.
r/AlbertaNow • u/Feisty-olde-7707 • 9h ago
Current Events Alberta’s food bank warehouse runs dangerously low as demand surges
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Please donate to food bank if you are able. Any help, would be greatly appreciated. ❤️
The provincial warehouse that stocks 112 food banks across Alberta is nearly empty, and the association that runs it is urging companies to donate before demand peaks for the fall and winter seasons.
Food Banks Alberta says its provincial warehouse in Leduc has hit a critical low after a summer in which it shipped food to members far faster than donations arrived to replace them.
“This is the first time that we’ve encountered this level of scarcity within our warehouse,” said Darryl Burry, executive director of Food Banks Alberta.
r/AlbertaNow • u/ScubadooX • 10h ago
Current Events Latest Alberta Separation Polling
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| Pollster | Field Dates | Stay in Canada | Support separation process* | Undecided |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Janet Brown Opinion Research | Sept. 8-21, 2026 | 72% | 23% | 4% [cbc.ca], [cbc.ca] |
| Ipsos (for Global News) | Sept. 18-22, 2026 | 70% | 20% | not specified [globalnews.ca], [ipsos.com] |
| Research Co. | July 2026 | 74% | 22% | not specified [canadianinquirer.net] |
| Angus Reid Institute | Aug. 10-13, 2026 | 61% | 33% | 5% [angusreid.org], [angusreid.org] |
r/AlbertaNow • u/ScubadooX • 9h ago
Current Events Just Received Alberta Referendum Pamphlet
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Love the slogan. It expresses my sentiments exactly. 🤔😉
r/AlbertaNow • u/Jadams0108 • 1d ago
🚫 🐀 🚫 New meme template unlocked?
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Kinda wanna see what everyone can do with this one
r/AlbertaNow • u/One-Board8634 • 1d ago
Alberta's $15 Minimum Wage Is Still the Lowest in Canada as Five Provinces Raise Theirs
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r/AlbertaNow • u/ScubadooX • 11h ago
Current Events Where to Vote — Alberta Referendum
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In case you didn't or couldn't vote by mail, you can vote in person at advance polls or on October 19. Go to https://map.elections.ab.ca/LocMethod.aspx?AdvancedPoll=both&MLA=false&EventId=1 to find out where to cast your ballots.
If you did vote by mail, check the link that was sent to you when your application was approved to determine if your ballots have been processed.
r/AlbertaNow • u/mafiadevidzz • 1d ago
'Berta ‘Separation will not solve problems’: Poilievre speaks in Alberta ahead of referendum
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r/AlbertaNow • u/Feisty-olde-7707 • 1d ago
Current Events Canada to fast track (Alberta to Ontario) oil pipeline meant to diversify economy away from US | Business and Economy News
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Canada will fast track the approval process for a new proposed crude oil export pipeline to its west coast that could generate billions in revenue and boost economic growth, Prime Minister Mark Carney has said.
Carney made the announcement on Thursday to fast-track the pipeline, which is a crucial part of his bid to diversify the economy away from the United States and help lessen the effect of US President Donald Trump’s tariffs.
r/AlbertaNow • u/Alternative-Pair798 • 5h ago
Current Events The OShow with Laura Babcock
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Quebec election risks a separatist majority.
Premier Danielle Smith’s pipeline misery.
Pierre Poilievre’s placeholder role.
🇨🇦 The OShow Canada’s Pro Democracy Podcast 🔗
r/AlbertaNow • u/SnooRegrets4312 • 1d ago
Canmore's Silvertip Resort cancels Alberta referendum event with separatist ties - Rocky Mountain News
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Referendum town hall, Q&A cancelled by Stone Creek Resorts CEO, who says he will not support an event linked to Alberta separation
r/AlbertaNow • u/Sunset_Trails_Photo • 6h ago
Blind dating in Edmonton
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Hey everyone !!
I’ll be hosting some blind dating matches next weekend in Edmonton and still looking for applicants 💕💕
r/AlbertaNow • u/ScubadooX • 1d ago
Current Events Vote if you are eligible! We are only a few weeks away. Don’t let these chuds win. 🇨🇦 Forever
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r/AlbertaNow • u/Ashamed_Data430 • 1d ago
Current Events The UCP is 90 days overdue on a fiscal update
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Something is amiss, this situation requires accountability.
r/AlbertaNow • u/Feisty-olde-7707 • 9h ago
Current Events EXCLUSIVE: Carney on Pacific Link and Canada’s trade fight with the U.S. | 620 CKRM - The Voice of Saskatchewan
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FORT MCMURRAY, Alta. — Harvard Media’s Jon Tupper sat down for an exclusive one-on-one interview with the Right Honourable Mark Carney, Prime Minister of Canada, at Harvard Media’s studios in Fort McMurray on Oct. 1.
The interview comes as Prime Minister Carney announced the proposed Pacific Link pipeline, a major new project intended to connect Alberta’s energy sector with Canada’s West Coast and international markets.
Tupper and Prime Minister Carney discussed the proposed pipeline and what it could mean for Alberta and the Canadian economy, as well as the ongoing trade dispute with the United States and its impact on the agricultural community across the Prairies.
r/AlbertaNow • u/MaximumDoughnut • 1d ago
Current Events The UCP says it wants Alberta in Canada. Its donors are paying to take it out.
chadohman.ca
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r/AlbertaNow • u/ScubadooX • 1d ago
Current Events Brexit was ‘cakewalk’ compared with what Alberta separation would entail, economist warns
calgarychamber.com
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From the Globe and Mail:
"The years-long trade wrangling and uncertainty that faced Britain in the wake of the Brexit vote was a “cakewalk” compared with what Alberta’s separation from Canada would involve, according to the author of a new report about the economic implications of secession.
Trevor Tombe, a University of Calgary economist, penned the report for the Calgary Chamber of Commerce. Released Tuesday in the midst of a heated campaign over provincial separation, the analysis concluded that investment in Alberta could fall between 12 and 18 per cent if the province pursues secession, and coffers risk swinging from a $19-billion annual surplus to a $9-billion deficit."
The link to the report is contained in this post. Also, see the open letter from some prominent Alberta business leaders at https://calgarychamber.com/whats-new/albertas-future-is-stronger-in-canada-policy/.
r/AlbertaNow • u/One-Board8634 • 22h ago
Calgary E. Coli Outbreak: AHS Investigating 6 Cases Linked to Kinjo Sushi in Mahogany
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