I think she also said something about how she would move on and find more important things to deal with. Like a failing healthcare system, failing schools, oil and gas companies not cleaning up after themselves and coal mining in the Rockies were not already more important just to name a few.

Hopefully she won't be premier very much longer, but Alberta just can't help but vote conservative and they'll elect someone even worse next.

Brilliant stuff here that adds to the No to the Nine campaign for the Alberta referendum

LIES!

Datacentre growth & bloat coming to ruin a city or rural area near you soon And for what❓ 🤬 to extract fossil fuels more efficiently 🤬 to create child sexual abuse content 🤬 mass theft of human intellectual & creative efforts in art, books etc 🤬 systematic contamination & degradation of knowledge

"It's a lot, in some cases by design. Don't give up. Get back to basics. Be vigilant of the big picture but get busy at the local level where you can speak truth to power directly & see things change for the better before your very eyes, thanks to the efforts of you & the smart people around you."

Carney's pitch has tried to rhetorically balance the new fossil fuel agenda with a recognition that clean electricity will be key for future economic competitiveness. But the new data shows our power grids are getting dirtier due to gas (and will get worse!) if he sticks with his plans.

Everyone can see new oil and gas projects are getting the lion's share of Ottawa's time and resources, but put that next to the latest emissions estimates that show electrification efforts are stalling too and Carney's sales pitch really starts to unravel.

"Should we be surprised that a banker is acting like a banker and inviting other bankers to come to Canada? Probably not. But I think the extent to which he is foregrounding fossil fuel infrastructure is a bit surprising, even to me."