Carney's carbon footprint, Foreign interference in Alberta, Tims in panic mode | Rebel Roundup
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Today, we're looking at Mark Carney's carbon footprint ā an issue he claims to valueĀ greatly, yet that hasn't stopped the prime minister from jet-setting around the world, all on taxpayers' dime.
Plus, former NDP MP Charlie Angus is calling for an investigation into Alberta independence activists over supposed American interference.
And finally, with Rebel News extensively covering Tim Hortons abuse of the Temporary Foreign Worker Program, the restaurant chain seems to be in panic mode as Canadians lose trust in the once iconic franchise.
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Matthew Beatty commented 2026-06-09 09:32:19 -0400Recession, thatās what we are facing. Why, poor governance by government.
Thatās failure,,, loud and clear. Donāt Wonder whoās responsible, itās pretty clear.
Alberta is fighting back , loudly and clear.
They are starting to listen though, because of the separation threat, itās beginning to make them come to the table, and engage in negotiations.
Thatās a huge plus for us, the referendum question is ākeyā the more people signing āyesā, for that question will have positive results for Albertans.
Itās a message, saying āSmarten Upā, listen to us.thats all.
If they donāt then we have a āoptional courseā, of action.
Thatās to have serious thoughts, of separation.
By votingāyesā, to the question we should consider separation, give us bargaining power.
Thatās all and itās good for everyone in Alberta regardless of who you are, or where you came from, or your political balance.
Itās a positive, move, for all. No one excluded in Alberta, it gives us options.
That we wouldnāt have, other wise.
I normally would not speak out so much, but this is vitally important for Albertans to unite, and speak out.
Do the right thing, for yourself, your families, businesses, and our future of Alberta.
And likely Canada, it will make change, and likely a āpositiveā change.
Your just , saying enough or pay attention. -
Bruce Atchison commented 2026-06-08 21:20:28 -0400I bet the old women on the shopping bus will be shocked when I wear that Tim’s T-shirt I plan on buying. Those women just watch the TV news and believe every word the TV tells them. Let’s be subversive and wear our shirts in the faces of uninformed folks.
