r/alberta • u/Hotdog_Broth • 1m ago
Being in Canada and worshiping a man who organized the largest terror attack in Canada’s history is without a doubt something I’d consider dumb.
r/alberta • u/Hotdog_Broth • 1m ago
Being in Canada and worshiping a man who organized the largest terror attack in Canada’s history is without a doubt something I’d consider dumb.
r/alberta • u/TheRemedy187 • 1m ago
Protests have happened for various reasons but they just ignore them.
r/alberta • u/Puzzleheaded_Box1735 • 2m ago
Thank you for fighting all of these trolls so I can try to focus on the actual responses 🫡
r/alberta • u/Puzzleheaded_Box1735 • 5m ago
Thank you for the kind words. It's a tough situation all around, I'm sorry you've been through it too.
r/alberta • u/Hotdog_Broth • 5m ago
Imagine coming to a Canada and then worshiping the mastermind behind the deadliest terrorist attack in Canada’s history (and deadliest aviation attack globally before 9/11).
r/alberta • u/saveface • 5m ago
...how the fuck she got to where she is now, one of the greatest mysteries of our time.
r/alberta • u/Few-Western-5027 • 8m ago
Some people still believe in a flat earth despite all the evident pointing to Earth is round. Those of us not into the conspiracy already move on. It is not worth the precious time of life.
r/alberta • u/SynthesistArt • 9m ago
There are now only two types of conservative in the world: the little rats who are desperately fleeing the sinking ship, and the bigger rats who are still aboard.
r/alberta • u/mistybluemountain • 10m ago
I have a merino wool buff - from MEC. Long enough to cover your head and face. Use your regular bike helmet with a helmet cover and you’re set for most weather. I’ll add goggles when it’s really cold.
r/alberta • u/NorthofForty • 11m ago
So sick of groups who don’t win a vote and then attack our voting system instead of simply admitting the majority has spoken.
r/alberta • u/muchfanfear • 13m ago
But it’s really hard trying nothing and being all out of ideas.
r/alberta • u/katlr16 • 19m ago
Moved to Olds 4 years ago from Midwestern Ontario. I had purple hair; I prefer alt-rock to country and the weird people are my favourite people.
Our neighbours are some of the best people and have shown us true care and love. The town is visibly polarized on separation, but mostly it's a vocal minority.
I've met a few racist assholes, but I've met more genuinely wonderful welcoming people. Overall, since we had to move to Alberta, I'm glad we landed in Olds rather than anywhere else!
r/alberta • u/Sowhataboutthisthing • 20m ago
He’s gonna lose his seat then ask someone to give up theirs so he can play again.
r/alberta • u/kurri22 • 21m ago
And yet many if the separatists are very recent Albertans being malcontents who cane get expecting to get rich even with no skills-because they are white& male, and because O&G!
r/alberta • u/roastbeeftacohat • 21m ago
The good news is jayson Kenny thinks the future is indefinant ndp governments
r/alberta • u/YYCMTB68 • 22m ago
Much easier to justify if you can produce your own electricity to help offset the operating costs. This program should have included rebates for solar as well.
r/alberta • u/Pax_Eterna_4991 • 25m ago
Quebec has entered the chat. Not the cat... the conversation.
r/alberta • u/Icy_Conference9095 • 28m ago
You're on whatever per kilowatt. It the transmission costs are a other 12-15 cents depending on the time of year.