Alberta’s May 29th election arrives amid huge wildfires
Tom KirkmanIndependent Project Manager
Alberta’s elections are on May 29th.
Alberta is having huge amounts of wildfires ahead of an important provincial election between
– a globalist challenger (New Democratic Party leader Rachel Notley) and
– an anti-globalist incumbent premier (United Conservative Party Premier Danielle Smith).
● Rachel Notley is featured on the WEF website, when she was previously the Alberta Premier:
Anyway, due to the extraordinarily high number of out of control wildfires, special voting will be allowed for those displaced by the fires.
● “Special voting” sets off so many red flags for me.
Funny how there are *so many* wildfires, but just in Alberta, ahead of the elections where the WEF wants its puppet Notley installed as Premier.
Just a coinkydink.
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“Elections Alberta is allowing wildfire evacuees to vote by special ballot ahead of the May 29 election day.
Those who had to evacuate their homes due to wildfires can request to have a special ballot package mailed to them or vote at their local returning office or Elections Alberta office.
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“Canada’s top oil-producing province, Alberta, declared a state of emergency on Saturday as more than 100 wildfires raged across the region.
On Monday, there were 100 wildfires, 29 of which were classified as out of control. Evacuation orders have been posted for 30,000 residents in the province.
Bloomberg said numerous companies shut down 234,000 barrels a day of oil and gas production.
The fires are striking
● Canada’s main natural gas production region,
including the prolific Montney and Duvernay formations, an area studded with wells and processing plants and criscrossed by pipelines.
The region also is a major center for light oil production, and the disruptions have sent prices for some local grades of crude surging. …”