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Come to think of it.... no?

Jared Wesley Yes. Smith said “we want it to be very narrow…we don’t want to open that can of worms.” Gotta scroll through to Saturday’s segment, I pegged it at the 23 min mark. Link: globalnews.ca/calgary/progra…

Yes. Yes, it does. And it leaves a bunch of lame-duck ministers with real power at the very same event.

For those of you holding out hope that Premier Smith will accept evidence-informed policy advice instead of turning to conspiracy-laden websites, nothing she has said or done to this point supports your optimism.

Dip a toe into the far-right corner of the Alberta social media pool tonight and you’ll find a lot of folks upset that the premier apologized for her remarks on Ukraine.

A look inside the formation of Smith's next group of ministers.

Introduction to Cabinetry, by Lisa Young open.substack.com/pub/lisayoung/…

A year ago tonight, a historic series of municipal elections had us asking, 'who do Albertans think they are?'

It's a question our Common Ground team has been asking for years. #ableg
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There are two possible explanations as to why the various UCP leadership candidates didn't unearth all of now-Premier Smith's recent comments.

1) They're monumentally incompetent
2) They agree with them

Not sure which is worse, to be honest.

I feel like I do, most days.

Not for nothing, but these folks are not 'refugees.' And many don't want to 'resettle.' But we'll wait a few days for the premier's knowledge to 'evolve' on those points.

Justin Ling not mincing words in this thorough peeling-back of the misinformation onion

#ableg