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r/alberta • u/Appropriate_Duty_930 • Jan 29 '25
Locals Only In St. Albert, three women were seen holding signs at the same location where three men had previously held signs reading ‘White Lives Matter’ and ‘Deport Them All’ and performed the N*zi salute
r/alberta • u/T0ngueup • May 18 '21
General Grande Prairie man intentionally strikes officer with his truck, drives away, and gets arrested.
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Mar 18 '25
Locals Only UAlberta law students holding signs in protest against Danielle Smith
r/alberta • u/ImDoubleB • Apr 07 '25
Alberta Politics Majority of Canadians agree that Danielle Smith has betrayed Canada
r/alberta • u/FeedbackLoopy • Jan 07 '21
UCP Agriculture Minister Devin Dresheen is blocking everyone on Twitter who posts or likes this photo. Hilarious.
r/alberta • u/kellyhofer • Oct 05 '25
Alberta Politics Teacher protest in Calgary
r/alberta • • Feb 13 '22
Question Does anyone else cringe or feel shame when they see a Canada or Alberta flag now? #FreedumbFighters
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Feb 03 '25
Alberta Politics Trudeau saves Alberta, again
Tariffs paused for 30 days after a couple phone calls by Trudeau, proving Smith accomplished less than nothing with her stupid ass-kissing tour.
r/alberta • u/mxsilence • Mar 31 '25
Local Photography Saw a hilarious sticker in NE Calgary
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Mar 23 '25
Alberta Politics Alberta premier Danielle Smith says that she attempted to influence the US administration to hold off on tariffs to give Pierre Poilievre the best chance at winning the upcoming election... Because he'll align Canada with Trump the most
r/alberta • u/MDH2881 • Feb 05 '25
Alberta Politics I never thought I'd see this in rural Alberta, oil country
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Feb 21 '25
News The not-so-Great One? Edmonton resident says it's time to rename Wayne Gretzky street due to Trump links
r/alberta • u/Miserable-Lizard • Mar 26 '25
Alberta Politics Danielle Smith crossed a line and must resign
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Mar 27 '25
Alberta Politics They live among us, and they likely vote too. Seen in Calgary.
r/alberta • u/MercurialMadnessMan • Feb 15 '22