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To: To the people of Alberta
Recall Alberta Premier Danielle Smith
Premier Danielle Smith has failed to protect the lifestyles of the average Albertan by:
1: Dismantling public healthcare; by permitting the proliferation of private clinics and surgeries she has taken staff and resources away from the public system.
2: Has worked to destroy our public Education system by underfunding schools and higher learning institutions resulting in over crowded class rooms, lack of teacher's aides, crumbling infrastructure, and higher tuition fee for aspiring students in continuing Education.
3: Increasing the cost of living by removing all caps on the rampant increases in energy and home and auto insurance costs.
4: In spite of the overwhelming opposition to Premier Danielle Smith's policies and actions on Healthcare, Education, and Pensions, she has consistently chosen to ignore the stated wishes of Albertans.
1: Dismantling public healthcare; by permitting the proliferation of private clinics and surgeries she has taken staff and resources away from the public system.
2: Has worked to destroy our public Education system by underfunding schools and higher learning institutions resulting in over crowded class rooms, lack of teacher's aides, crumbling infrastructure, and higher tuition fee for aspiring students in continuing Education.
3: Increasing the cost of living by removing all caps on the rampant increases in energy and home and auto insurance costs.
4: In spite of the overwhelming opposition to Premier Danielle Smith's policies and actions on Healthcare, Education, and Pensions, she has consistently chosen to ignore the stated wishes of Albertans.
Why is this important?
If premier Danielle Smith continues this path Alberta will become a state where health care and ordinary living expenses will become unaffordable for the even the average Albertan.
My final straw came when, in conversation with a worker at our local food bank I learned they were accepting 12 new families a month, this in addition to the families they were already serving, not to mention my rising energy bill consisting of administraive costs often higher than the actual energy cost.
My final straw came when, in conversation with a worker at our local food bank I learned they were accepting 12 new families a month, this in addition to the families they were already serving, not to mention my rising energy bill consisting of administraive costs often higher than the actual energy cost.