Alberta Prosperity Project
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The Alberta Prosperity Project strives to bolster Alberta’s prosperity, self-determination, and independence. We believe sound policy is the bedrock of prosperity, and we advocate for the need to explore avenues for greater sovereignty within or outside the Canadian federation.
Funds are held in trust with the Alberta Monetary Authority.
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STAY FREE ALBERTA PETITION
PLACES FOR SIGNATURES
Sylvan Lake
Dates: Monday, January 26 to end of petition period
Time:
Mon-Fri 11am-3pm
Venue:
Hazard County Bar & Grill
5033 46 St., Sylvan Lake
Sylvan Lake
Dates: February 1 - April 12
Time:
Monday-Thursday 7pm-9pm
Sundays 12:30pm-4pm
Venue:
Snap Fitness (space above)
110 Pelican Place #101, Sylvan Lake
Taber
Dates: Thursday, January 29 to end of petition period
Time:
Thurs, Fri, Sat 11am-8pm
Venue:
I-Beam Irrigation
6900 64 St. (along Hwy 36), Taber
STAY FREE ALBERTA PETITION
PLACES FOR SIGNATURES
Vermilion
Dates: Friday, January 30 to Friday, April 17
Time:
Fridays 11:30am-5:30pm
Venue:
Napa Vermilion
4612 Railway Ave., Vermilion
Wetaskiwin
Dates: January 30 - April 17
Time:
Mon-Fri 12pm-7pm
Saturdays 12pm-5pm
Venue:
Dave's 420 & Vape
4720 57 St., Wetaskiwin
Whitecourt
Dates: Monday, January 26 to end of petition period
Time:
Mon-Fri 10am-4pm
Venue:
Under One Umbrella
4920 52 Ave., Whitecourt
Whitecourt
Dates: Monday, January 26 to end of petition period
Time:
9am-2:30pm
Venue:
Iron Wing Tank & Vac (front door)
3804 38 Ave., Whitecourt
a towering, smug-faced Mark Carney in an impeccably tailored suit, standing atop a pile of exhausted Albertan oil workers clad in dirt-stained coveralls, his polished Oxford dress shoe crushing the skull of one laborer like a rotten melon. The Canadian flag drapes dramatically behind him, its maple leaf morphing into a blood-red fist clutching wads of cash, while Ottawa's gleaming parliamentary buildings loom in the distance—windows lit with the cold blue glow of bureaucratic screens. At his feet, skeletal children in tattered plaid shirts scramble for loose coins falling from Carney’s overstuffed pockets, their hollow eyes reflecting the flames of a burning oil derrick. A torn "Tax the Rich" poster floats in a puddle of spilled crude, its irony lost beneath Carney’s heel as he adjusts his tie with one hand and signs a new carbon tax decree with the other, ink dripping like venom.
