r/alberta • u/ohkatiedear • 1m ago
Yup! From the link:
Other voting options Electors may vote during Advance Vote in their electoral division, October 13-17 at any advance voting location in their electoral division.
r/alberta • u/ohkatiedear • 1m ago
Yup! From the link:
Other voting options Electors may vote during Advance Vote in their electoral division, October 13-17 at any advance voting location in their electoral division.
r/alberta • u/apartmen1 • 2m ago
Yeah but Ontario conservative government is bleeding out LCBO retail and bidding down those jobs.
Meanwhile we subsidize Loblaws bottle collection and give them exclusivity over US sales they want to undercut LCBO with that and put nail in coffin.
r/alberta • u/HOLEPUNCHYOUREYELIDS • 2m ago
It feels so silly. If I stop at a place on my way to work it is a 25cent bag fee. But if I stop closer to work 5 minutes away, no bag fee. Why!?
It just bugs me that there is a fee that just goes directly to the business with no requirement or anything to make them use that extra money to reduce waste or something. Like the cost of bags is already baked into their prices and stuff, and they get them for pennies per bag. Why do I have to pay for pure profit to them for them to not do a single thing to help reduce waste and shit (I know city council can’t do that, but it still feels like a stupid cash grab for no actual benefits)
r/alberta • u/maypleleaf • 2m ago
I agree. I’m also an ER nurse and the online wait times cause myself and my coworkers to receive verbal abuse MULTIPLE times a shift. People also don’t understand acuity and triage; if I had a dollar each time I’ve had to explain that we don’t operate like a drive-thru, and it is isn’t first-come-first-served, I’d be able to retire.
r/alberta • u/Macilent • 5m ago
I moved to Vegreville about a year ago, and it’s quite a great community. Gotta get along with Baba’s and Dido’s though.
r/alberta • u/OpenRecommendation11 • 6m ago
That is what I do when I am in Edmonton . . . And I pack my bag very slowly.
r/alberta • u/accidentle • 7m ago
OP used her child running off as a small scale example of how the earlier the public is made aware the better. She did not expect an alert be called because her child ran off for a few minutes. She's saying she found her because she was made aware right away.
r/alberta • u/DoctorPainless • 9m ago
Nice work!
Do the listed surgical wait times include private facilities for hip and knee replacements where healthier Albertans can be done sooner (and starting very soon can pay for private access in Alberta)?
r/alberta • u/Even_Current1414 • 9m ago
How many times must this be said... and now i preface this knowing I will immediately be jumped on for supporting the ucp - i don't. The following is INFORMATION, it is not my personal belief or opinion. I in no way support the actions being taken by the UCP.
Municipalities govern themselves (and exist) at the privilege of the province is what the ucp are doing interference, yes. but it is NOT overreach the province can dissolve city council, install their own, force an election or hand it to a cabinet minister to run. They can break up qnan existing Municipality and either create new ines out of the pieces (recombine or just keep the smaller chunks) or combine them with others..
r/alberta • u/Trick-Seat4901 • 9m ago
I live in Devon and I love it. As for left vs right it really depends on how hooked to social media you are. Voting wise definitly blue.
I'm as left leaning as they get and I'm probably the only person on the block voting that way but all my neighbors amazing people, we all know and look out for each other despite our different views.
r/alberta • u/Temporary_Refuse4638 • 10m ago
Thank you! I was stagnant in life for a while because I didn’t know what I wanted to do with my life but I’ve finally figured it out so I’m pretty happy. I appreciate the encouragement! As for the negativity, I’m proud of myself so I can say for certain that it doesn’t bother me. Once again thank you for your kind words 😊
r/alberta • u/Marinlik • 10m ago
Facebook now have official Meta AI bots that posts AI generated images on Facebook groups. No, I don't think that's useful for society.
r/alberta • u/ukrokit2 • 11m ago
Not crazy at all. Sounds like Calgary will be a perfect fit for you.
r/alberta • u/Seniorsquishyshorts • 12m ago
You're going to be looking south of Calgary. Everything rural and north of Calgary is conservative because they are all farming and oil or gas communities.
r/alberta • u/Juliuscesear1990 • 12m ago
The rates themselves are not the problem (now) it's the fees that make up the lion share. Once these data centers go up those fees will as well in conjunction with the rates.
r/alberta • u/South_Physical • 13m ago
I lived in Spruce Grove forany years. Sweet city located just outside Edmonton. Strong community. You'd love it.
r/alberta • u/Razzamatazz14 • 14m ago
I spent a few years in Rainbow and despite the isolation, I really liked it there.
r/alberta • u/InformedTriangle • 16m ago
Huh wow, as an Albertan I never knew this. We should never have been stocking products from provinces that refuse to stock ours imo.
r/alberta • u/Defiant_Mousse7889 • 17m ago
That's not how the burden of proof works. You made the claim, so it's on you to support it. Telling me to go find evidence for your position isn't the same as providing the evidence you relied on. If you have a source, post it. If not, just say it's your opinion. I never said you were wrong. I just asked for proof, and thought you might have that since YOU made the claim. Operating in bad faith seems to be your MO.