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From gas to groceries, this lecture provides valuable context and a policy toolkit for helping ordinary Canadians through economic crisis. Economist Isabella Weber demonstrates how economic shocks & corporate profits have exploded price inflation.
Oct 20 in Ottawa, join us for Anti-Fascist Economics: @avilewis.ca in conversation with @isabellamweber.bsky.social on building a collective economic future that brings power back to working people.
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TONIGHT! At 7pm MT.
It is not just Alberta separatism that is on the table. Join Rachel Notley & Public Interest Alberta for a rally to Vote "No".
Register NOW: albertareferendum2026.org/upcoming-events
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This referendum should not come as a surprise to many watching the Alberta government. Learn more about what's at stake. Read Public Interest Alberta's referendum explainer.
TONIGHT! At 7pm MT.
It is not just Alberta separatism that is on the table. Join Rachel Notley & Public Interest Alberta for a rally to Vote "No".
Register NOW: albertareferendum2026.org/upcoming-events
Progressive Albertans are on the front lines organizing for the referendum fight. Join us for an online rally with Rachel Notley & Public Interest Alberta to fight back, tomorrow 7pm MT.
Oct 20 in Ottawa, join us for Anti-Fascist Economics: @avilewis.ca in conversation with @isabellamweber.bsky.social on building a collective economic future that brings power back to working people.
Tickets & Infoℹ️ broadbentinstitute.ca/events/anti-fascist-economics
Progressive Albertans are on the front lines organizing for the referendum fight. Join us for an online rally with Rachel Notley & Public Interest Alberta to fight back, tomorrow 7pm MT.
It's not just Alberta separatism on the table: there are 10 questions on the ballot that target immigrants & human rights.
Join @rachelnotley.bsky.social & Public Interest Alberta for a virtual GOTV rally on Sat, Oct 10th at 7pm MT.
REGISTER TODAY 🏞️🌾🍁
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Albertans, like other fellow Canadians, can have the perception that political leaders are disconnected from ordinary people – that democracy is not as effective as promised.
It's not just Alberta separatism on the table: there are 10 questions on the ballot that target immigrants & human rights.
Join @rachelnotley.bsky.social & Public Interest Alberta for a virtual GOTV rally on Sat, Oct 10th at 7pm MT.
REGISTER TODAY 🏞️🌾🍁
albertareferendum2026.org/upcoming-events
This is the Achilles' heel of the Major Projects agenda. How can Canadians buy into a policy program they have no say on, have little clarity on how the things to be built will help them afford essentials today, and leave unions & civil society off the table while our infrastructure is on the menu?
Opinion: There is no nation-building without workers, no sovereignty without democracy
How will Bill C-39 and the Canada Investment Summit defend jobs? How will quality of life improve? Even the basics remain unclear.
Read the full article in @hilltimes.com 🏗️ hilltimes.com/2026/10/07/there-is-no-nation-building-without-workers-no-sovereignty-without-democracy/520320/
In today's @hilltimes.com, @hassum.bsky.social argues:
Short-term approval for action may not survive if policies do not address the crisis of good jobs, rising costs and the growing sense of powerlessness.
This is the Achilles' heel of Carney's Major Projects Agenda.
Albertans must be reminded that Canadians have their backs, and there are many ways the rest of Canada can support unity with Alberta.
Capping prices and profits, @angella.bsky.social argues, are a necessary package of policies that protect the working-class from conditioned price hikes while taming opportunistic profit reaping during times of crisis.
Asking Albertans for a vote on “decreasing immigration to more sustainable levels” contradicts the provincial government’s own criticisms of the federal government for reducing immigration levels.
