Notley gives Quebec a veto over Alberta's future

Ezra Levant:



Notley and her extremist crew seem to, in very short order, be confirming what should be Albertans' worst fears about an NDP government.

The good better news, Albertans are noticing.  According to a recent Mainstreet/Postmedia poll:

"... if an election were held immediately, more voters would cast votes for the Wildrose Party than the governing NDP." 

 But still, four years of majority NDP government will be plenty to inflict massive damage.

Update: Brad Wall's reaction, following which Ezra asks and answers:

"Ten years ago would you have ever thought that Canada's best premier, best economy and clearest advocate for free enterprise would be from Saskatchewan, and that the most anti-oil socialist premier would be from Alberta??

"Yeah! Me neither."

Alberta's radical new premier's radical new chief of staff hates Alberta energy

Just frickin' lovely!  Here's Ezra Levant with Brian Topp's resumé:



Can things get any worse for Alberta and Canada?  You bet they can.

Who is the real Rachel Notley? How worried should we be?

Ezra Levant provides some interesting background and parses her election night speech:



A 51 year-old politician wears a Che Guevara wristwatch? Good grief!

Ezra's Financial Post column today: Albertans wanted a broom, not a hammer and sickle

Where was Preston the night the Alberta PC music died?

Ezra Levant has the answer:

Pigs have flown in Alberta

Bye, bye Jim Prentice!!

The NDP took the cities.  Guess all those PC's were more progressive than conservative.

Aaacckkk!!

























Ezra Levant reacts: "God help us all!"

Danielle Smith's "disreputable end"

Ezra Levant on Wild Rose defector Danielle Smith's defeat:



Update: More from Andrew Coyne.

Where have all the rednecks gone?

All I can say is that I'm profoundly disappointed in Alberta:

For the first time in a long time, perhaps ever, Albertans had a clear demarcation between left and right.  And how did they vote? Left, in spades, for a former UN bureaucrat as their Premier.

As John Robson put it: "I thought Alberta was different ... There is nothing here that isn't demoralizing."

Will the CBC ever again be able to use the "redneck" slur when describing Alberta and Albertans?  Sadly, no.