United Conservative Party of Alberta AGM Summary
United Conservative Party AGM 2025: Separatism, Board Elections, and Conservative Policy Shape Alberta's Political Future
The United Conservative Party of Alberta held its 2025 Annual General Meeting from November 28-30 at the Edmonton Expo Centre, drawing over 4,200 party members in what proved to be one of the most consequential gatherings in the party's history. The convention was marked by intense debates over Alberta separatism, closely watched board elections, and the passage of dozens of policy resolutions that will shape the party's direction heading into the 2027 provincial election.
The Separatism Question Dominates Discussions
The most dramatic moments of the AGM came when discussions of Alberta independence took center stage, despite party leadership's efforts to keep the topic of
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Listened to Ganum today as it is Friday and Cross Talk with other radio hosts in Canada. The guy from B.C. mentioned shootings in Surrey which was the first any of them heard - too busy giving Canadians news from south of the border. After the show Shay had open line and a long time listener (tesla Jim) phoned in and said he watches all the Global news from AB and Canada and knew nothing about it. I hadn't either. Do we need further proof that the Canadian media is corrupt.
Maybe Canadians & all “Elbow’s Up” will read this & WAKE UP…..we can only hope that happns soon, before our Country is in total destruction…..AND STOP blaming Trump!
By Garry Clement
OTTAWA — For most of my career, I believed that if Canadians truly understood the scale of criminal infiltration, foreign interference, and systemic mismanagement within our national institutions, they would demand better. I still believe that.
But after the past several years—marked by mounting revelations, official denials, and a troubling reluctance to confront hard truths—I have come to believe something else as well: silence is no longer an option.
That conviction is why I chose to revisit and expand Undercover, retitling it 50 Years of Dirty Money, Organized Crime and the RCMP. This second edition is not merely an update. It is a reckoning—driven by recent events, by newly available evidence, and by the hard-earned lessons of five decades spent on the front lines of law enforcement, intelligence, and organized crime investigations.
The decision to return to this story ...
