Vigile avait décodé la stratégie de Kenney ( le canadian patriote ), qui  ne visait pas une ronde constitutionnelle mais, la révision des critères de la péréquation avec pour objectif de faire perdre 5,6 milliards au Québec. Il le confirme aujourd'hui :

Les autonomistes à l'Ouest redéfinissent le droit à l'autodétermination de l'Alberta :



“This is about the right and the power to govern yourself,” he says. “The ultimate sovereign power in the province of Alberta is going to be, under this strategy, the legislature — much like the National Assembly in Quebec.



https://nationalpost.com/opinion/columnists/braid-group-with-mla-backing-wants-alberta-to-flout-federal-laws-claim-sovereignty/wcm/0ecec08d-090b-4871-9985-6e4582908ea4

 

Des alliés potentiels à l'Ouest. Le Québec pourrait les appuyer sur le point 2 portant sur l'annulation de la péréquation, et la récupération du pourvoir de tatxation direct par l'Alberta :



The Free Alberta Strategy





https://www.freealbertastrategy.com/petition



1- Passing into law the Alberta Sovereignty Act, granting the Alberta Legislature absolute discretion to refuse any provincial enforcement of federal legislation or judicial decisions that, in its view, interfere with provincial areas of jurisdiction or constitute an attack on the interests of Albertans. This would include Alberta prohibiting any provincial enforcement of the federal Carbon Tax, the No New Pipelines Act, and attempts by federal agencies to regulate our Province’s energy sector in any manner.



This would necessitate establishing an Alberta Provincial Police Force to replace the RCMP, and passing into law the Alberta Independent Banking Act designed to expand significantly the number of provincially regulated financial institutions for the purpose of providing Alberta businesses and citizens with protection from enforcement of federal legislation or judicial decisions designated as unenforceable by the Alberta Legislature.



2- Effectively ending federal equalization transfers from Alberta through passing into law the Equalization Termination and Tax Collection Act. In addition to establishing an Alberta Revenue Agency to collect all provincial taxes, this Act would also grant the Provincial Government authority to recover the total amount of equalization confiscated by the Federal Government from Alberta each year, by withholding from the CRA, an equal amount of federal tax source deductions that are collected by all provincial agencies, municipalities and, at their option, private corporations banking with provincially regulated financial institutions.



3- Opting out of all federal programs that interfere with provincial areas of jurisdiction, including health, education, resource development, environmental regulation and property rights. This would include replacing the Canada Pension Plan (“CPP”) and Employment Insurance (“EI”) with an Alberta Pension Plan and Alberta Unemployment Insurance designed to deliver to Alberta pensioners and those who become unemployed higher benefits using lower premiums from Alberta workers.



4- Declaring that the Provincial Government will replace the Federal Government as acting authority to negotiate Alberta’s international trade and market access relationships; and further, granting the Provincial Legislature authority to make all future judicial appointments in Alberta through passing into law, the Alberta Judicial Independence Act.



 

These proposed reforms constitute the key elements of a strategic plan for Alberta to assert its sovereignty, offload the burden of Ottawa’s tyrannical economic policies against the Province, and secure self-determination for the people of Alberta within a reformed confederation, or if necessary, as an independent nation.



We call this proposal, the ‘Free Alberta Strategy’.





 

Le Québec devra se réveiller pour défendre ses intérêts :

En complément d'information :

Maverick Party hopes to make election headway in Alberta

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Maverick party policies are Reform-ish, with a 2021 twist. Independence has to be an option, but isn’t necessarily the eventual goal. Mr. Hill said the party wants to attract voters from all sides of the “independent spectrum.”



There is emphasis on reforming equalization, opposing carbon taxes and federal energy policies, and gaining increased autonomy for western provinces in areas such as taxation, pension, health care, child care and gun laws. There’s also a push on building pipelines and defunding the CBC. Mr. Hill said the party is against mandatory vaccination for any group. “Canadians should have the freedom to decide what to put into their bodies.”



https://www.theglobeandmail.com/canada/alberta/article-maverick-party-hopes-to-make-election-headway-in-alberta/