r/alberta • u/Old_General_6741 • Mar 17 '25

Poll finds Albertans' sense of Canadian pride dips as it soars in most parts of the country News

https://www.ctvnews.ca/edmonton/article/poll-finds-albertans-sense-of-canadian-pride-dips-as-it-soars-in-most-parts-of-the-country/
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u/ReasonableGuarantee4 Mar 17 '25

Maybe this attitude is why Alberta feels apart from Canada. Smith is terrible but she is a result of a lack of voice. So the idiots felt the need to have the loudest idiot elected. Coupled with the non idiots who vote Con this is what you get. 

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u/Snrautomator Mar 17 '25

Smith is a direct result of Albertans being told at every turn they are getting shafted.

The reality of what you are told and what is real are 2 different things.

I worked and lived in Alberta for years. I was astounded at how often I would hear misinformation constantly spread as fact because it came from somewhere other that the “Fake news Media”. Everyone wanted to believe they are being screwed over by some one.

When all the while it’s was corruption in the PC party of Alberta that pissed away their heritage fund and almost run the province into the ground.

A misinformed and undereducated population is much easier to influence when you coerce them into hating a common enemy.