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To: longz who wrote (34943)	5/2/2025 3:12:31 PM
From: jazzlover2	Respond to of 37043

I believe that is a fake AI generated and narrated fear mongering video designed by the left. Imho. The internet is full of that stuff these days.

To: longz who wrote (34943)	5/2/2025 4:01:41 PM
From: Alastair McIntosh	1 Recommendation Recommended By Goose94 Respond to of 37043

Ottawa in Panic: Western Provinces Unite After Alberta’s CPP Exit...===>> JUST LIKE I SAID!!! You might want to check what Danielle Smith says about CPP exit: globalnews.ca No appetite for a provincial pension plan in Alberta, Danielle Smith says The idea of Alberta opting out of the Canada Pension Plan isn’t moving ahead — at least for now. Premier Danielle Smith says she won’t be putting the creation of a provincial pension plan to a referendum any time soon. “I’m not seeing that there’s an appetite to put it to the people at the moment,” Smith told reporters at an unrelated press conference Thursday. “I have said that I would put it to the people if I saw evidence they wanted to vote on it (but) I’m not seeing that at the moment.” Smith said she thought the lack of appetite could be due, in part, to the lack of detail she said is available on how much the province would get from the national plan if it left. In December, Canada’s chief actuary published a report saying Alberta’s perceived stake of the Canada Pension Plan’s overall assets was substantially overestimated. A government-commissioned report from 2023 estimated Alberta would be owed over 50 per cent of the national plan’s assets, but in its own report the chief actuary pegged Alberta’s share at a maximum of 25 per cent.