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Smith says no COVID-19 pardons because Canadian system doesn't work like the U.S.

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And she's the fucking Premier? And she doesn't know how our fucking government works?

Today is 1 0 days without bozo spooge.

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Children's medication en route to Alberta, but pharmacies say shortage has passed

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Parkland County man sentenced to 6 years for weapons offences linked to infrastructure threats case

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Nearly two years after Alberta RCMP seized weapons at a Parkland County acreage in connection with an investigation looking into threats allegedly being made towards power-generating stations, the man arrested in the case has pleaded guilty to committing several firearms and explosives offences.

In an Edmonton courtroom Tuesday morning, Kelvin Maure, 27, admitted to carrying multiple illegal firearms, including two loaded assault rifles and overcapacity magazines.

He was also in possession of chemicals and fuses capable of detonating an explosion.

It's not just a US thing, these people are among us.

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Alberta premier's office contacted Crown prosecution about Coutts cases: sources

If Smith knew about it, she is complicit in trying to interfere in the Justice system. If she didn't know, she has lost control of her staffers.

And people wonder why Albertans don't want to trust her as head of a Provincial police department.

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High EMS workloads creating problems for paramedic students seeking work placements

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Alberta Justice says probe uncovered no evidence of emails between Smith’s office, Crown prosecutors


Fastest investigation in history.

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DrCaleb DrCaleb:

Alberta Justice says probe uncovered no evidence of emails between Smith’s office, Crown prosecutors


Fastest investigation in history.

It doesn't mean it didn't happen, just that they couldn't find hard proof that it did or didn't.

If it happened, I'd bet they used Gmail (or some other non-government email) or even just called them directly, thereby leaving no trace on government email servers of it.

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bootlegga bootlegga:

DrCaleb DrCaleb:

Alberta Justice says probe uncovered no evidence of emails between Smith’s office, Crown prosecutors


Fastest investigation in history.

It doesn't mean it didn't happen, just that they couldn't find hard proof that it did or didn't.

If it happened, I'd bet they used Gmail (or some other non-government email) or even just called them directly, thereby leaving no trace on government email servers of it.

Exactly. And Justice uses their own email system, so Service Alberta will have no access to the other system. And you can delete from your 'deleted items' and its gone from everywhere but backups,

And with 3 days investigation, they didn't try backups.

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More concerns raised about Preston Manning’s role as chair of Alberta COVID panel

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The former Reform Party leader was working on a pandemic project last year too.

He wrote a fictional account of a commission that examined the federal government’s response to the pandemic. In it, he imagines the conclusions that would result from an investigation.

Preston Manning: Report of the COVID Commission


He'll be unbiased, I'm sure.

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bootlegga bootlegga:

DrCaleb DrCaleb:

Alberta Justice says probe uncovered no evidence of emails between Smith’s office, Crown prosecutors


Fastest investigation in history.

It doesn't mean it didn't happen, just that they couldn't find hard proof that it did or didn't.

If it happened, I'd bet they used Gmail (or some other non-government email) or even just called them directly, thereby leaving no trace on government email servers of it.

Actually, thinking about this last night - she already admitted that she spoke with the Minister of Justice on this matter. Where are those emails?

[bootlegga]

DrCaleb DrCaleb:

More concerns raised about Preston Manning’s role as chair of Alberta COVID panel

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The former Reform Party leader was working on a pandemic project last year too.

He wrote a fictional account of a commission that examined the federal government’s response to the pandemic. In it, he imagines the conclusions that would result from an investigation.

Preston Manning: Report of the COVID Commission


He'll be unbiased, I'm sure.

Hey, she's only paying $253,000 to her mentor, what's a big deal? /sarcasm

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bootlegga bootlegga:

DrCaleb DrCaleb:

More concerns raised about Preston Manning’s role as chair of Alberta COVID panel

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The former Reform Party leader was working on a pandemic project last year too.

He wrote a fictional account of a commission that examined the federal government’s response to the pandemic. In it, he imagines the conclusions that would result from an investigation.

Preston Manning: Report of the COVID Commission


He'll be unbiased, I'm sure.

Hey, she's only paying $253,000 to her mentor, what's a big deal? /sarcasm

I expect the result will be more in their favour than the inquiry into Kenneys' Leadership election.

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‘Decreased my trust in the legal profession’: Law society begins hearing into Shandro’s conduct

Doctor tells Law Society of Alberta that former health minister Tyler Shandro visited his home

Alberta doctors tell law society hearing that interactions with Tyler Shandro were intimidating

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Independent probe into contact between Alberta premier's office, prosecutors needed, says political scientist

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In a video posted online Dec. 20 by Rebel News, Pawlowski said he has been "working in the background on the political level" to have his charges withdrawn.

"Maybe someone smarter than the Minister Shandro said 'Hey, this is not in our interest to wage the war against the ministers and pastors,'" Pawlowski said in the video.

So, Ezra Levant has sway in what the Crown Prosecutors office does? And we are supposed to be OK with that?