11-06-2022, 03:46 PM
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Join Date: Oct 2018
Posts: 7,584
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Originally Posted by Fisherdan
1. Better collaboration and dialogue with Ottawa and other provinces. I love Alberta, but I would say that I am Canadian first.
2. They attempt to balance resource development with environmental initiatives
3. Better protection of natural areas. I think this is important in what seems like an ever shrinking world. As an example, our family uses the new Castle provincial Park a lot.
4. I think that Rachel Notley is intelligent and competent. Several years ago I ran Melissa’s Road Race (Half marathon in Banff). At the start line, I there was a lady beside me and I thought, “Wow! She sure looks like Rachel Notley… Damn! It is Rachel Notley!” Anyway, she had hired a trainer and worked towards running a half marathon at almost 60 years old. She ran a great time too. I was impressed.
To be clear, there are lots of things that I don’t like as well. And a lot of things that I really just don’t know. Like, do certain provincial policies matter when an American president can, with the swipe of his pen, veto a pipeline on his first day in office?
To be honest, I hate how democracies are designed on dividing up the population. It’s the best political system that we’ve made so far, but it’s still a crap system. Perhaps AI will fix that for us in a couple hundred years! Lol! I guess I’m just trying to pick the perceived lesser of two evils.
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Fair enough I can’t say I am really in agreement with your points but I didn’t start this thread for a debate. I only wanted to understand the reason people are choosing their stance
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