REPORT @ParksCanada:
Historic site in Abernethy, SK dedicated to 19th century Prairie homesteaders will be reimagined as monument to “inequities on the Prairies” including mistreatment of Indigenous people.https://t.co/rhMEeVJeWk #cdnpoli #skpoli pic.twitter.com/h6m8T4fKwo— Holly Doan (@hollyanndoan) March 30, 2026
🚨BREAKING: Calgary’s indoor Alberta independence rally is packed 30 minutes before start — the momentum in this movement is undeniable.#AlbertaIndependence pic.twitter.com/ZvDnpY4off
— Rise Of Alberta (@RiseOfAlberta) January 27, 2026
BREAKING: PM Carney confirms Canada-China trip is to further a "partnership" that sets us up for the "NEW WORLD ORDER"
Watch Premier Moe's SHOCKED face next to him pic.twitter.com/2PWcDbtxgK
— Tamara Ugolini 🇨🇦 (@TamaraUgo) January 15, 2026
Longer clip here.
Somebody make it stop.
Winnipeg Police: "One of our senior officers is a psychopathic serial criminal who—while maybe high on coke and mushrooms—sold drugs, extorted people and took grotesque pictures with dead women in their underwear. But before we get to that, let's do a dozen land acknowledgments." pic.twitter.com/YjvTgXIbAj
— Alex Zoltan (@AmazingZoltan) August 7, 2025
BC & Manitoba just signed an economic trade partnership
Not to build pipelines, LNG, unlock energy corridors.Nope two NDP provinces are teaming up to build wind farms, export virtue signals, and pat each other on the back while the real economy rots
pic.twitter.com/KSn0SuumSk— Marc Nixon (@MarcNixon24) August 6, 2025
Related! Gas is $1.649 in Abbotsford, BC. Jumped 17 cents overnight!
Framed as an agree-or-disagree scenario, participants of the NDP-commissioned poll were asked whether Saskatchewan should hold a vote on exiting the country.
A Carla Beck post goes horribly wrong.
Before the Manitoba premier pulls out of US contracts, maybe he should have lined up a willing buyer? Because he really, really wants to sell power to Saskatchewan now, according to the press conference I listened to late Monday. Are we going to buy? Be sure to read his comments about neighbours paying mortgages…
Manitoba Hydro ends two US contracts, seeks to sell power to Nunavut and possibly Saskatchewan
Jim Warren once again knocks it out of the park.
Jim Warren: Manning said a vote for the Carney Liberals is a vote for Western secession. And he’s right.
I was interviewed in January at a Calgary conference by Robbie Picard. This is that interview, just published Monday:
“We need to diversify our markets. We need to get to other places.”
Canadian Press
Canada’s LNG industry set to take flight as interest reignites in Alaska megaproject
I anticipate Canadian natural gas prices are going to go up as a result. Good for producers, great for Alberta and BC. Not so good for SaskPower, businesses and home owners who need heat.
They could have just asked me: Saskatchewan beats Alberta and Quebec in wanting to leave Canada if Carney wins
The recently released data from Angus Reid shows that who the winning party will be matters greatly to residents of Saskatchewan in particular. Saskatchewan’s 14 federal ridings have remained entirely Conservative for the past two elections. That could be why the predominantly Conservative province is the most likely to plan an escape route if Liberals win.
The percentage of residents from Saskatchewan who said they would vote “yes” to leave Canada to become an independent country went from 20 per cent, initially, to 33 per cent, if Liberals won. Meanwhile, the percentage of residents who believed the province should join the United States went from 17 per cent, initially, to 23 per cent, if Liberals won. (To the south, Saskatchewan shares its borders with American states North Dakota and Montana.)
Kind of them to explain to Canadians where to look for us on a map.
Is national unity at stake, here in Saskatchewan?
Also: Oil price hits the fifties
Oilpatch better able to weather low crude price than in past, industry players say.
Maybe that was before oil hit the fifties?
The reality is, in Alberta the vast majority oppose Canada joining the states. Could more Albertans be convinced? Maybe.
And if they are convinced it will due to how badly central and eastern Canada treat Alberta.— Brian Lilley (@brianlilley) February 26, 2025
CBC's Cullen doesn't like Scott Moe's answer on interprovincial trade barriers, so he lets her her know exactly where he stands on pipelines
Cullen "How likely really looking at the commercial environment right now is it that we would see a west east pipeline in Canada?"
Moe… pic.twitter.com/tt7RpXdN1i
— cbcwatcher (@cbcwatcher) February 10, 2025
Don’t push us into that brier patch.
There's still time to get off the Trudeau Titanic, @PremierScottMoe. https://t.co/PvPIOVYQ9Z
— Katewerk (@katewerk) January 16, 2025
Whenever Trump talks about annexing Canada. pic.twitter.com/Olt2BhI9ky
— Just Bins (@JustBins) December 29, 2024
They were banking on getting Carla Beck and a kneecapped Danielle Smith.
Oil and gas producers in Canada will be required to cut greenhouse gas emissions by about one-third over the next eight years under new regulations being published today by Environment Minister Steven Guilbeault.
The regulations, still only in draft format and about two years behind schedule, could further strain relations between Ottawa and the Alberta government which recently launched a $7-million advertising campaign to “scrap the cap.”
For the Liberals, the regulations fulfil a 2021 election promise to force the energy sector to pull its weight in the fight against climate change.
“I think everyone should do their fair share,” Guilbeault said in an interview with The Canadian Press ahead of a news conference in Ottawa on Monday with Natural Resources Minister Jonathan Wilkinson to outline more details of the plan.
That’s why they sat on it.
