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Alberta’s official opposition reminds us Rachel Notley should get credit for her work.
Her policies bled out the oil and coal industry.
Over 200,000 jobs lost (mine included) initially. Still bleeding.
Sale of heavy duty equipment, buildings, vehicles, bankruptcies, and broken families.
More than 500 abandoned vehicles left to creditors at Calgary Airport alone. This was not about bad oil prices. B.C. and Saskatchewan were thriving.
Small businesses, including agriculture, dealing with Bill 6 over-regulation, find it difficult to operate.
Cities and towns robbed of supporting industries spawn ‘For Sale’ signs.
Don’t forget: big government, oil company relocations, low investor confidence, billion-dollar deficits, expensive gasoline, and utilities.
Notley can take credit for being in opposition to Alberta and any Alberta Advantage.
Stan Ulrich, Cardston, Alberta
