Is Notley serving Alberta’s best interests?

The Alberta Wide Rally will be held on Nov. 5, at 12 noon, in cities across the province.

We will have speakers who will express their stories on how the NDP policies are affecting their daily lives. All political parties are invited. We are non-partisan.

Climate change at one time was called global cooling, when that theory was not proven by facts, the name was changed to global warming.

Why does the NDP government continue to listen to the climate change agenda, when science and the facts do not support it? It has failed in Europe and the USA.

Some special interest groups receive funding from foreign nations and nationals. They receive wide support from Canadian Labour Congress president Hassan Yussuff, Unifor president Jerry Dias, environmental activists Naomi Klein and David Suzuki.

Yussuff’s goal is to return to militant organizing, mobilizing and engagement. He wants to use this goal to promote his idea of a zero carbon economy, and have the government implement his “One Million Climate Jobs Plan,” with no research or economic impact study to support their agenda, just community consultation panels and community activists both of whom they control.

David Suzuki said oil workers are really just “energy workers” and can be retrained to install solar panels and build wind turbines.

Is Rachel Notley following the mandate of special interest groups? Or is she serving the best interests of Alberta?

Jeff Sharpe Edmonton