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Screenshot of a tweet by Mike F, @mikefossey Check this shit out motherfucker [I slide one foot out from under me and fall on my ass, its not clear what kind of move I was trying to do] Time/datestamped 5:13 PM - June 19 2014 Replies, retweets, and likes icon read respectively: 34, 3,958, 9,520.
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Mr. Amery: Thank you once again, Mr. Speaker. Our government remains firmly committed, once again, to working very closely with Indigenous communities and supporting them in advancing reconciliation all across this province. That’s exactly why we’ve made progress on 24 of the 29 truth and reconciliation calls to action that relate to this province. Bill 13 is very clear. It restricts mandatory training that is unrelated to a professional’s competence and their ethics. If certain training is relevant to someone’s competence, it’ll be allowed always.
Good morning, Thank you for reaching out and sharing your thoughts on Bill 9, Protecting Alberta’s Children Statutes Amendment Act. We are happy to share with you, MLA Guthrie’s written response: When legislation is introduced in the House, MLAs have not read the bill nor received a briefing beforehand— or at least, the UCP does not provide these in advance. First Reading is simply the introduction stage; the bill cannot be reviewed until it is tabled. Without prior disclosure from the Government, we do not know its contents at that point. It is rare to vote against a bill at First Reading without prior knowledge, which is why we voted in favour of receiving/reviewing the bill. Now that I’ve seen its purpose—to amend three prior pieces of legislation with the only objective being implementation of the “notwithstanding” clause - once again circumventing the courts—I will not support Bill 9 in later voting stages. Thank you to everyone who takes the time to share their thoughts on legislation before the Assembly. Your feedback is important and greatly appreciated. Kind regards,[truncated]
Declaration re Charter, Bill of Rights and Human Rights Act 58.13 Sections 18(1)(d.1) and (d.2), 18.1, 33.2, 58.11 and 58.12 shall operate notwithstanding (a) sections 2 and 7 to 15 of the Canadian Charter of Rights and Freedoms, (b) the Alberta Bill of Rights, and (c) the Alberta Human Rights Act.
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