After $1B provided to Alberta for oil well cleanup, no oil wells cleaned up.
Two years after Alberta was provided with a billion dollars of federal money, no oil wells have been cleaned up. Half of the money has been given to oil companies who don’t seems to have needed it.
Brian Jean’s chief of staff misspells “You’re”
While abusing an angry Albertan over social media, Brian Jean’s chief-of-staff Vitor Marciano misspells several words.
UCP organize anti-vax “town hall”
UCP organize church-hall presentation “An Injection of Truth”
Brian Jean deletes tweet defending UCP renewable policies using solar farm example after reply from developer of the solar farm he used as his example.
FOIP documents show UCP was warned of delays reducing demand for $80M of imported Turkish acetaminophen
Documents show the Alberta government were warned of shipping delays, other existing supplies increasing, and that approval should be obtained prior to the medicine’s arrival.
FOIP request shows AESO did not request “pause” in renewable energy construction
Danielle Smith had previously asserted the pause was at the request of the Alberta Electric System Operator – but this is untrue.
Take Back Alberta refuses to list donors, leader threatens Elections Alberta
As a registered political group, TBA is required to report all donations over $250 for public access. “I wouldn’t want to be naming those donors if I was Elections Alberta. It’s a dangerous game messing with the powerful.”
Premier Alison Redford orders building changes that will lead to “Skypalace” scandal
By at least this date Redford was ordering changes to the 11th floor of the Federal Building to create a penthouse with lavish drapery, marble tiling, and more.
Ric McIver’s claim to have “killed” construction on Skypalace not true
An investigation shows at best he changed the furnishings.
CAFA issues press release regarding Bill 18
“The Confederation of Alberta Faculty Associations condemns the introduction of Bill 18 […] as an unprecedented attack on ethical research and the ability of Albertans to compete with other Canadians for federal dollars”