Hazel B. | Meme Resister | Forever Canadian
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🇨🇦 Alberta-based Canadian warrior woman. I chisel away at injustice, amplifying stories. Crafting memes (mainly Alberta content!) because even small voices can create big waves. 🎨✨🌊🇨🇦 Science believer. 🇨🇦 Forever Canadian. 🇨🇦
We must pivot from the MLA's unprofessional language to the government's initial action. The use of the notwithstanding clause is what created this level of outrage in the first place, and that abuse of power is the part we need to discuss. #AbLeg
November 16, 2025 at 6:17 PM
We must pivot from the MLA's unprofessional language to the government's initial action. The use of the notwithstanding clause is what created this level of outrage in the first place, and that abuse of power is the part we need to discuss. #AbLeg
2/2 By implementing the $100 fee, the UCP is effectively opting out of universal healthcare access for a safe vaccine, creating a two-tier system where cost is a barrier. When other provinces (except Quebec) are not charging a fee we no longer have universal healthcare. #AxeTheVaxTax
November 16, 2025 at 6:03 PM
2/2 By implementing the $100 fee, the UCP is effectively opting out of universal healthcare access for a safe vaccine, creating a two-tier system where cost is a barrier. When other provinces (except Quebec) are not charging a fee we no longer have universal healthcare. #AxeTheVaxTax
🧵That's partially correct, but Covid vaccines aren't universally federally funded anymore. Responsibility for procurement shifted to provinces.
Yes, federal health transfer payments mean taxpayers across Canada still fund Alberta's healthcare—which makes the UCP's actions even worse.
Yes, federal health transfer payments mean taxpayers across Canada still fund Alberta's healthcare—which makes the UCP's actions even worse.
November 16, 2025 at 5:59 PM
🧵That's partially correct, but Covid vaccines aren't universally federally funded anymore. Responsibility for procurement shifted to provinces.
Yes, federal health transfer payments mean taxpayers across Canada still fund Alberta's healthcare—which makes the UCP's actions even worse.
Yes, federal health transfer payments mean taxpayers across Canada still fund Alberta's healthcare—which makes the UCP's actions even worse.