Factsmtr
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Non-partisan analysis of Canadian policy & political psychology. Verified facts, civic insight, and accountability — who gains, who loses, what’s next.
no investors are going to go near Alberta. Smith will have to pay them to even consider investing in Alberta with billions of Alberta taxpayer money.
November 10, 2025 at 5:41 PM
no investors are going to go near Alberta. Smith will have to pay them to even consider investing in Alberta with billions of Alberta taxpayer money.
And it seems like they're doing it without any safe guards to stop them. That's disturbingly interesting.
November 4, 2025 at 4:25 AM
And it seems like they're doing it without any safe guards to stop them. That's disturbingly interesting.
Who knew it was so easy to take over a province.
November 4, 2025 at 4:22 AM
Who knew it was so easy to take over a province.
Doesn't sound like the government is interested. Very generic statement.
November 4, 2025 at 4:18 AM
Doesn't sound like the government is interested. Very generic statement.
Legal enforceability: ❌ None.
Political influence: ✅ Potentially strong — depending on how many sign, how visible it becomes, and how the ATA integrates it with lobbying and public campaigns.
Political influence: ✅ Potentially strong — depending on how many sign, how visible it becomes, and how the ATA integrates it with lobbying and public campaigns.
November 2, 2025 at 6:10 AM
Legal enforceability: ❌ None.
Political influence: ✅ Potentially strong — depending on how many sign, how visible it becomes, and how the ATA integrates it with lobbying and public campaigns.
Political influence: ✅ Potentially strong — depending on how many sign, how visible it becomes, and how the ATA integrates it with lobbying and public campaigns.