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If the announcement that Alberta is rolling back restrictions effective at midnight wasn’t enough to necessitate an Emergency Episode, Jason Kenney’s shocking comments about AIDS victims and the need to eliminate calling some protestors racist definitely were. Sarah and Nate got together to unpack what was quite possibly Jason Kenner’s most shocking press conference to date!

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If the announcement that Alberta is rolling back restrictions effective at midnight wasn’t enough to necessitate an Emergency Episode, Jason Kenney’s shocking comments about AIDS victims and the need to eliminate calling some protestors racist definitely were. Sarah and Nate got together to unpack what was quite possibly Jason Kenner’s most shocking press conference to date!

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With so much going on in provincial politics (and frankly, federal politics), it’s easy for ongoing issues to fall through the cracks. Recently, the province began an “engagement” process to get feedback from Alberta’s on the extremely controversial curriculum draft. To get a better understanding of what that process has looked like and whether or not participants feel like their feedback will have any weight, we reconnected with some folks from the Alberta’s Reject Curriculum Draft advocacy group to learn what their experiences were like and to try and understand what needs to be done next!

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With so much going on in provincial politics (and frankly, federal politics), it’s easy for ongoing issues to fall through the cracks. Recently, the province began an “engagement” process to get feedback from Alberta’s on the extremely controversial curriculum draft. To get a better understanding of what that process has looked like and whether or not participants feel like their feedback will have any weight, we reconnected with some folks from the Alberta’s Reject Curriculum Draft advocacy group to learn what their experiences were like and to try and understand what needs to be done next!

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On this weeks Live Twitter event, Nate & Sarah broke down the week in Alberta politics with a particular focus on the events surrounding the border blockades and the UCP’s caving to the demands of people who fit the definition of terrorists under the Canadian Criminal Code.

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On this weeks Live Twitter event, Nate & Sarah broke down the week in Alberta politics with a particular focus on the events surrounding the border blockades and the UCP’s caving to the demands of people who fit the definition of terrorists under the Canadian Criminal Code.

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This week we sit down with Barry Morishita, the new leader of the Alberta Party! We get into Barry’s political history, get his (and the Alberta Party’s) positions on SCS, the new curriculum, Safe supply, a provincial police force an a whole lot more!

(Plus we’re especially proud of the intro)

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This week we sit down with Barry Morishita, the new leader of the Alberta Party! We get into Barry’s political history, get his (and the Alberta Party’s) positions on SCS, the new curriculum, Safe supply, a provincial police force an a whole lot more!

(Plus we’re especially proud of the intro)

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