Changes coming to Alberta's proposed Sovereignty Act after concerns over powers given to cabinet | CBC News

Provincial Politics | 96372 hits | Dec 04 8:52 am | Posted by: JaredMilne

Smith told a radio talk show Saturday that her sovereignty bill was never supposed to give cabinet such sweeping authority, and says her government wants to make it clear in law that this is not the case.

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by DrCaleb
Sun Dec 04, 2022 5:33 pm
Trial balloon pops, backpedalling begins.
by Thanos
Sun Dec 04, 2022 10:34 pm
I'll continue to operate by the wise strategy that Smith and the UCP are, and always will be, controlled by hardcore extremists. Therefore, nothing they say or do should ever be trusted and the automatic assumption always needs to be that they're always lying. Alberta isn't safe from their stupidity or malice until they're out of office.
by bootlegga
Mon Dec 05, 2022 4:04 pm
"Thanos" said
I'll continue to operate by the wise strategy that Smith and the UCP are, and always will be, controlled by hardcore extremists. Therefore, nothing they say or do should ever be trusted and the automatic assumption always needs to be that they're always lying. Alberta isn't safe from their stupidity or malice until they're out of office.

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