“We could be saddled with some immense costs going forward without federal contributions.”
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Alberta is exploring the idea of establishing a provincial police force. What are the motivations behind this move, how much is it going to cost, and do Albertans even want it?
#yeg #ableg
“We could be saddled with some immense costs going forward without federal contributions.”
"I’m not convinced necessarily that people understand and appreciate how enormous those costs are, and that those costs are ongoing and forever.”
“I think the province shouldn’t be controlling directly how these police forces operate."
Derek Fildebrandt, former MLA for Strathmore-Brooks and publisher of the Western Standard, suggests the UCP are in search of a “legacy project” to hang its hat on. #ableg
“The majority of respondents thought it wasn’t important at all and shouldn’t be a priority — it’s actually quite overwhelming."
https://t.co/e2hX4L2Jkj
"...all I’m hearing about is “screw Ottawa” and that makes no sense. This isn’t us versus them, or us versus Ottawa … We’re not solving anything by throwing mud at each other."
https://t.co/wwQohkl739
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