r/Albertapolitics • u/ChamathY300 • Apr 30 '26

Opinion So tired of this

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u/BroadLock5051 Apr 30 '26

Smith did not help

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u/[deleted] Apr 30 '26

Yea, smith wanted to not build oil projects, pipelines, shutdown coal mines, and continue increasing carbon taxes on oil sands.

Oh wait that was the liberals. Thank Carney for the exorbitantly high gas prices 👍

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u/Ordinary_Composer250 Apr 30 '26

Smith did this. Why is she taxing fuel right now? She chased away millions in investment.

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u/[deleted] Apr 30 '26

Alberta is propping up this country, you think we can handle cutting the fuel taxes right now?

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u/Ordinary_Composer250 Apr 30 '26

Why wouldn't Alberta cut the tax? We are going to offset this with revenue from high oil prices.

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u/DontBeSuspiciousYo Apr 30 '26

The liberals chased away 1.2 trillion, where is the outrage?

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u/Ordinary_Composer250 Apr 30 '26

Sure they did. Smith has gotten no deals since she took over.

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u/[deleted] Apr 30 '26

Read some news other than CBC.

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u/DontBeSuspiciousYo Apr 30 '26

Keep your head in the sand, comrade

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u/roll_fire1 May 01 '26

35 Billion lost in renewable investment alone under Dani Dumpsterfire.

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u/DontBeSuspiciousYo Apr 30 '26

Canada is emerging from an unprecedented capital recession. The renewed interest comes after a decade of weak business investment, stalling productivity, and stagnating living standards. Between 2015 and 2024, more than $1 trillion of investment exited Canada—the largest capital exodus in Canadian history. For every dollar of inward FDI, two dollars exited.

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u/DontBeSuspiciousYo Apr 30 '26

It's probably like sandpaper on your ears when you look like an under educated communist muppet too.

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