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Published Apr 07, 2026 • 2 minute read
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Premier Danielle Smith speaks with reporter Matthew Black during a year-end interview at the Alberta Legislature, in Edmonton, Thursday Nov. 27, 2025. Photo by David Bloom /Postmedia fileArticle content
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At 45 years old, I have voted conservative once. It was for Danielle Smith. Not everything she does is fine with me but she hits the nail on the head with lots. So to all the activist teacher, students and crazies against Bill 25, this is exactly what I voted for and I am very happy to see this bill come.
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Ryan Walker
(It’s perhaps unfair to call people who disagree with the legislation ‘crazies,’ as you suggest.)
Hosed at the pumps
While many countries are lowering or eliminating taxes on gas temporarily to help consumers, Prime Minister Mark Carney is simply “monitoring the situation”. How kind of him. His Liberals are responsible for the mess this country has become. Many Canadians are having a hard time keeping a roof over their heads and food on the table, yet all he will do is monitor the high gas prices. When will Canadians wake up? Carney’s not going to do anything to help the suffering unless it benefits him. This is not leadership. Canada could be self-sufficient as far as oil production goes and we don’t belong to OPEC so there’s no excuse for Canadians to be paying the price we are at the pumps. The U.S. refines most of our oil even though we have at least 16 refineries in operation; unfortunately not many are equipped to handle the heavy crude. Why isn’t Carney actually investing in Canada? He claims he is, but those are only words.
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Sandy Johnston
(Spending money to reduce how reliant we are on the U.S. would be money very well spent.)
Frustrated French Canadians
I recently read comments on the subject of Michael Rousseau’s lack of French in his condolence speech following the deaths of the two Air Canada pilots at LaGuardia Airport in New York. People said things like hissy fit, petty and childish. Last time I checked, Canada is still a bilingual country, the two official languages being English and French. It is this type of condescending and arrogant attitude that so frustrates French Canadians. And it has been going on for centuries.
Johanne Graham
(The history is there, but so is the historic request to separate from the country.)
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