The Alberta Roundup with Isaac Lamoureux - Inside AHS’ bid to rehire Deena Hinshaw

00:00:00.000 Hey everyone, welcome back to the Alberta Roundup.

00:00:02.100 I'm your host, Rachel Emanuel.

00:00:03.960 Did it snow where you guys live this week?

00:00:06.020 I cannot believe the weather

00:00:07.120 that we're having here right now.

00:00:08.980 I am very grateful that it did not snow

00:00:11.080 in my Calgary neighborhood.

00:00:13.360 I don't know what to make of you Albertans,

00:00:14.840 but this is some crazy weather

00:00:16.320 and you guys just seem to soak it up.

00:00:18.900 I know it seemed like a quiet week

00:00:20.600 in Alberta politics this week,

00:00:22.100 but I promise you I have some very juicy content

00:00:25.240 for you today.

00:00:26.320 Here's a look at today's topics.

00:00:28.640 An unvaccinated woman who's been denied

00:00:30.680 a life-saving organ transplant

00:00:32.240 now has the option to receive that transplant in the US.

00:00:35.980 Danielle Smith met with her federal counterparts this week

00:00:38.780 and the United Conservative Party government

00:00:40.760 is following on its campaign promise

00:00:43.120 to pause the fuel tax till the end of the year.

00:00:46.240 I have some more details

00:00:47.660 on the Alberta arson investigation.

00:00:49.980 And finally, Dina Hinshaw is back in the headlines.

00:00:53.260 You guys are not gonna wanna miss this.

00:00:55.580 All that and more happening now on the Alberta Roundup.

00:00:57.920 Okay, guys, up first, we're gonna start with a story

00:01:09.440 of an unvaccinated Canadian woman

00:01:11.300 who's been denied a life-saving organ transplant.

00:01:15.360 And she has now been given new hope by the United States.

00:01:19.100 You guys follow this story with such interest

00:01:21.860 and I'm so glad that I finally have a positive update for you.

00:01:25.200 This week, Sheila Annette Lewis announced

00:01:27.600 that an American hospital, specifically one in Texas,

00:01:30.840 has agreed to give her the organ transplant

00:01:33.060 that she needs to continue living.

00:01:36.020 However, it is not going to come at a cheap cost.

00:01:39.760 It is going to cost her about 600,000 USD.

00:01:43.340 Lewis told me that before she can even be put on the donor list,

00:01:46.820 she will require $100,000 American worth of testing 0.93

00:01:51.020 to prove that her body is still healthy enough.

00:01:54.060 So she is looking to fundraise this entire amount.

00:01:56.980 It is a massive amount of money, you guys.

00:01:58.940 If you wanna support her, you can find her GoFundMe.

00:02:01.760 We're gonna link it up here so you can take a look at that.

00:02:04.620 I will say that it was climbing very steadily.

00:02:06.900 So she needs that first $100,000. 1.00

00:02:08.900 They won't even begin the testing

00:02:10.340 until she pays the full amount.

00:02:11.920 When I looked at the GoFundMe on Wednesday,

00:02:14.180 it was sitting at under $25,000.

00:02:16.400 I went again and looked Thursday morning

00:02:18.820 and it was sitting at about $35,000.

00:02:21.620 So an increase of $10,000 in less than 24 hours.

00:02:25.460 That's pretty good.

00:02:26.460 I hope that we can continue pushing that forward for her

00:02:28.920 so that she can get the treatment 1.00

00:02:30.400 that she so desperately needs.

00:02:32.060 As I have explained to you guys on this show many times before,

00:02:35.260 Lewis was removed from the top

00:02:36.840 of the organ donor transplant list

00:02:38.680 because she refused to be inoculated against COVID-19.

00:02:42.800 And in November, the Alberta Appeal Court admitted

00:02:45.360 that it is a virtual certainty

00:02:46.840 that she will die without that organ.

00:02:49.660 The doctors, the names of the hospital,

00:02:51.380 and the organ that she needs

00:02:52.700 are all under a publication ban.

00:02:55.120 Moving into our next story here,

00:02:56.920 Alberta Premier Daniel Smith

00:02:58.240 met with her federal counterparts.

00:03:00.360 That's Natural Resources Minister Jonathan Wilkinson

00:03:03.060 and Intergovernmental Affairs Minister

00:03:05.220 Dominic LeBlanc this week

00:03:06.820 to discuss Ottawa's plans for energy policies.

00:03:10.340 There is no way we will agree

00:03:12.140 to shutting down our oil and natural gas industry

00:03:14.660 phasing out our oil and natural gas workers.

00:03:16.420 It's not going to happen.

00:03:17.660 That's a look at what Danielle Smith was saying 0.97

00:03:19.620 just hours ahead of that Monday meeting.

00:03:22.340 In her comments to media,

00:03:23.400 she also reiterated that she will not be pulling

00:03:26.500 Alberta's oil and gas jobs.

00:03:28.980 She did say she's willing to work

00:03:30.580 with the federal government on lowering emissions.

00:03:33.320 We know that she has promised net neutrality by 2050,

00:03:36.520 and she said her and the federal government

00:03:38.720 can find common ground on this.

00:03:40.760 So part of my discussion with them this afternoon

00:03:44.940 is going to be that we put forward

00:03:48.040 our emissions reduction and energy development plan.

00:03:50.560 We are going to take the lead

00:03:52.780 on developing an emissions reduction plan

00:03:55.000 that works for Alberta

00:03:55.840 while maintaining our economic growth.

00:03:58.200 And we need to bring them into alignment

00:04:00.500 with what it is that we want to do

00:04:02.480 and get them back to their original commitment

00:04:04.480 of carbon neutrality by 2050.

00:04:06.380 We think that that's achievable,

00:04:08.660 especially with so many industries

00:04:10.180 that are putting forward their own plans.

00:04:12.500 Pathways has a 2050 target.

00:04:14.880 Air Products has a 2050 target.

00:04:16.460 Dow Chemical has a 2050 target.

00:04:18.480 So I think part of this dialogue

00:04:20.600 is just figuring out how we can align

00:04:22.800 on a 2050 goal and then work together

00:04:25.400 on making sure that the pace of that,

00:04:27.920 of achieving that goal is realistic.

00:04:30.200 And that's what our conversation is going to be about.

00:04:32.700 Following the meeting,

00:04:33.600 the Premier's office sent out a statement

00:04:35.000 saying that Smith had conveyed

00:04:36.800 that she would like to work

00:04:37.980 with her federal counterparts

00:04:39.020 on that goal of net neutrality by 2050,

00:04:42.260 but that the proposed oil and gas

00:04:44.180 natural emissions cap

00:04:45.580 and the 2035 net zero power grid regulations

00:04:48.880 would damage Alberta's economy. 0.95

00:04:51.120 In a statement, the Premier said,

00:04:52.660 quote,

00:04:53.500 I instead propose the immediate establishment

00:04:56.120 of a bilateral working group

00:04:57.760 between the Canadian and Alberta governments

00:04:59.900 for the purpose of completing work

00:05:01.860 on a collaborative approach

00:05:03.200 to incentivize carbon capture,

00:05:05.800 utilization and storage,

00:05:07.140 and other emissions reducing infrastructure

00:05:09.060 for the oil and natural gas

00:05:11.020 and electricity sectors,

00:05:12.380 as well as to set reasonable

00:05:13.680 and achievable milestones

00:05:14.780 for emissions reductions

00:05:15.900 in these sectors through to 2050.

00:05:19.340 The federal ministers committed

00:05:20.600 to take Alberta's working group proposal

00:05:22.420 back to the federal government

00:05:23.680 for a prompt response

00:05:25.340 in the coming weeks.

00:05:26.240 Another good news story

00:05:27.640 coming out of the province this week

00:05:29.140 is that the United Conservative Party government

00:05:31.180 has followed through

00:05:32.460 on its campaign promise

00:05:33.760 to pause the fuel tax

00:05:35.420 until the end of the year.

00:05:37.120 I suspect we could all use

00:05:38.360 whatever savings

00:05:39.220 we could get a hold of right now.

00:05:40.500 I know that I definitely could.

00:05:42.320 Premier Smith made that announcement

00:05:43.660 in Calgary also on Monday.

00:05:45.380 Here's what that sounded like.

00:05:46.560 While the cost of living continues to rise

00:05:48.520 and life gets more expensive,

00:05:50.120 Alberta's government will be there to help.

00:05:52.260 And while Albertans continue to be burdened

00:05:54.220 by a rising federal carbon tax,

00:05:56.740 increasing the cost of groceries

00:05:58.220 and making it more expensive

00:06:00.000 to drive your vehicles,

00:06:01.260 heat your homes

00:06:01.960 or run your businesses,

00:06:03.780 Alberta's government will do what we can

00:06:05.440 to help families manage.

00:06:07.360 And that's why I'm so pleased to say

00:06:09.160 that today we are filling

00:06:10.140 the first of our campaign commitments

00:06:11.860 to do just that.

00:06:13.440 We are keeping our promise to Albertans

00:06:15.200 by suspending the collection

00:06:16.480 of the provincial fuel tax

00:06:17.880 for another six months

00:06:19.000 and ensuring that you continue

00:06:20.580 to save the full 13 cents per liter

00:06:22.540 when you fill up at the gas station.

00:06:24.780 This will ensure that you get

00:06:25.700 to keep an extra $6 to $18 in your pocket

00:06:28.460 every time you fill up your vehicle.

00:06:30.540 Pausing the full fuel tax

00:06:31.800 on gasoline and diesel

00:06:32.860 for the rest of the calendar year

00:06:34.440 will put hundreds of millions of dollars

00:06:36.140 back into the pockets of Albertans.

00:06:38.560 Finance Minister Nate Horner

00:06:40.260 said that Albertans have saved

00:06:41.660 $1.5 billion

00:06:43.200 through the fuel tax relief.

00:06:45.700 The government estimates

00:06:46.580 that this latest extension

00:06:48.160 will result in more savings

00:06:49.740 of $520 million.

00:06:51.520 Moving into our next story here

00:06:53.560 you guys were really interested

00:06:54.940 in Danielle Smith's comment

00:06:56.440 on arson investigation

00:06:57.400 so I have a few more details

00:06:59.460 for you on that.

00:07:01.060 I asked the Premier's office

00:07:01.920 for more details

00:07:02.740 about what this would entail

00:07:03.640 specifically a lot of you

00:07:04.840 were wondering

00:07:05.260 why we couldn't rely

00:07:06.380 on arson investigators

00:07:07.420 from within the province

00:07:08.700 and I received a response

00:07:10.520 from Forestry and Parks Minister

00:07:12.080 Todd Lowen's office.

00:07:13.720 To start, the Minister's office

00:07:15.060 said Alberta investigates

00:07:16.360 all forest fires

00:07:17.560 to determine origin and cause.

00:07:19.920 The office also said quote

00:07:21.020 while we do have investigators

00:07:22.840 in Alberta who are qualified

00:07:24.260 given the high number

00:07:25.540 of active wildfires

00:07:26.780 so early this season

00:07:28.020 we required additional support.

00:07:30.400 Specifically, the Alberta government

00:07:31.560 requested help

00:07:32.500 from the Canadian Interagency

00:07:34.320 Forest Fire Center in Winnipeg.

00:07:36.600 The province has brought

00:07:37.580 in an additional

00:07:38.120 four arson investigators

00:07:39.440 that includes two from New Brunswick

00:07:41.080 and two from BC.

00:07:42.500 The investigators will determine

00:07:44.140 whether the fire

00:07:45.160 was caused by humans.

00:07:47.220 Determining whether the fire

00:07:48.220 was deliberately set

00:07:49.580 referring to arson

00:07:50.740 is the job of the RCMP

00:07:52.420 and law enforcement.

00:07:53.980 The Alberta RCMP

00:07:54.820 told me that

00:07:55.380 the vast majority

00:07:56.080 of the wildfires

00:07:56.900 are considered to be

00:07:57.680 from natural causes

00:07:58.780 like lightning

00:07:59.820 but they are investigating

00:08:01.220 12 that could be related

00:08:03.080 to human causes.

00:08:04.500 Okay you guys

00:08:05.020 moving into the controversy

00:08:06.240 of the week

00:08:06.840 you guys are not

00:08:07.960 going to want

00:08:09.100 to miss this story.

00:08:10.440 You might have seen

00:08:11.180 some outrage

00:08:12.140 break out online

00:08:13.180 earlier this month

00:08:14.080 when it was revealed

00:08:15.080 that Alberta Health Services

00:08:16.480 had given

00:08:17.100 Dr. Dina Hinshaw

00:08:18.180 a new contract.

00:08:19.880 You guys remember Hinshaw

00:08:21.040 she was Alberta's

00:08:22.020 chief medical health officer

00:08:23.580 during the COVID-19 pandemic.

00:08:26.100 We can thank her

00:08:27.060 for lockdowns,

00:08:27.960 restrictions

00:08:28.320 and of course

00:08:29.120 vaccine mandates

00:08:30.060 not to mention

00:08:31.100 collecting

00:08:31.660 well over half a million dollars

00:08:33.540 from Albertan taxpayers

00:08:34.620 in 2022.

00:08:36.260 Of course

00:08:36.720 Danielle Smith

00:08:37.740 campaigned on being

00:08:39.020 anti-lockdown

00:08:39.880 and anti-vaccine mandates

00:08:41.140 and was quick to show

00:08:42.820 Hinshaw the door

00:08:43.740 when she became premier

00:08:45.140 in November.

00:08:46.300 So you can only imagine

00:08:47.480 everyone's surprise

00:08:48.360 when it appeared

00:08:49.060 that AHS had

00:08:49.940 rehired Hinshaw.

00:08:51.820 The independent media outlet

00:08:53.320 The Counter Signal

00:08:54.000 was the first outlet

00:08:55.240 to report

00:08:55.820 that AHS had

00:08:57.260 given Dina Hinshaw

00:08:58.580 this new job offer.

00:09:00.180 But then

00:09:00.480 something very curious

00:09:01.540 happened.

00:09:02.060 AHS said that

00:09:02.920 Dr. Dina Hinshaw

00:09:03.720 is not employed

00:09:04.880 with the organization

00:09:05.780 causing The Counter Signal

00:09:07.520 to retract its story.

00:09:09.580 But now

00:09:10.040 it turns out

00:09:10.620 based on reporting

00:09:11.300 from CBC this week

00:09:12.440 that The Counter Signal

00:09:13.640 was correct

00:09:14.260 all along

00:09:14.980 that Dina Hinshaw

00:09:15.920 did have a job

00:09:17.120 with AHS

00:09:17.700 and that offer

00:09:19.140 was rescinded

00:09:20.160 at some point

00:09:20.960 following public backlash.

00:09:23.540 Let's dive into

00:09:24.400 the details here.

00:09:25.780 This week

00:09:26.100 CBC News reported

00:09:27.040 that Hinshaw

00:09:27.540 appeared to have a job

00:09:28.480 with the

00:09:28.820 Indigenous Wellness Corps

00:09:30.240 a program of

00:09:31.660 Alberta Health Services

00:09:32.560 focused on

00:09:33.280 Indigenous health care.

00:09:34.580 The exact position

00:09:35.300 Hinshaw would have been given 0.99

00:09:36.260 was public health

00:09:37.540 and preventative medicine lead.

00:09:39.340 It was a part-time role

00:09:40.620 and she would not

00:09:41.700 have had anyone

00:09:42.520 reporting to her.

00:09:43.980 When AHS issued

00:09:45.180 a statement saying

00:09:46.060 Dr. Hinshaw

00:09:47.140 is not employed

00:09:48.120 by AHS

00:09:48.960 a statement

00:09:49.820 which caused

00:09:50.520 The Counter Signal

00:09:51.080 to retract

00:09:51.960 their story

00:09:52.600 by the way

00:09:53.360 CBC says

00:09:54.940 that that statement

00:09:55.880 was technically true.

00:09:57.860 Oling

00:09:58.140 it's unclear

00:09:58.800 exactly when

00:09:59.940 Hinshaw's offer

00:10:00.780 was revoked.

00:10:02.080 CBC reported

00:10:02.880 quote

00:10:03.200 whether the decision

00:10:04.440 to revoke

00:10:05.100 Hinshaw's job offer

00:10:06.220 came before

00:10:07.140 or after that leak

00:10:08.140 is unclear.

00:10:09.040 I'm sure

00:10:10.040 that you guys

00:10:10.500 will all be

00:10:10.880 very happy

00:10:11.500 to learn

00:10:11.920 that Hinshaw

00:10:12.580 is not going

00:10:13.380 to have

00:10:13.880 a job

00:10:14.640 with Alberta

00:10:15.260 Health Services

00:10:15.800 after all

00:10:16.500 but it is

00:10:17.380 very concerning

00:10:18.240 that AHS

00:10:18.780 appeared to have

00:10:19.660 lied

00:10:20.220 or intentionally

00:10:21.060 misled

00:10:21.760 the Independent

00:10:22.580 Media

00:10:22.880 Alit 0.84

00:10:23.140 The Counter Signal

00:10:23.860 which has

00:10:24.900 a tiny

00:10:25.880 tiny fraction

00:10:26.800 of the resources

00:10:27.540 that CBC News

00:10:28.700 has

00:10:29.100 and then only

00:10:30.140 a couple of weeks

00:10:30.820 later

00:10:31.020 this same story

00:10:32.000 appears in CBC News

00:10:33.360 only with a very

00:10:34.420 different tone

00:10:35.180 one that laments

00:10:36.780 the loss

00:10:37.380 of Hinshaw

00:10:38.000 as someone

00:10:38.520 who would be

00:10:39.260 good to rally

00:10:40.140 and work with

00:10:40.860 Indigenous leaders

00:10:41.820 I have to say

00:10:42.700 that I feel like

00:10:43.100 this was overall

00:10:43.800 a very positive show

00:10:44.960 it's always nice

00:10:45.620 to have some good

00:10:46.360 headlines

00:10:46.820 now it's time

00:10:47.840 to move into

00:10:48.420 our comment roundup

00:10:49.400 we'll see if you guys

00:10:50.680 have been

00:10:51.460 just as positive

00:10:52.400 this week

00:10:53.160 user

00:10:54.080 taginwind7787

00:10:56.080 said

00:10:56.700 Alberta needs

00:10:57.360 to start up

00:10:57.860 its own social media

00:10:58.840 site

00:10:59.200 and then

00:10:59.980 block Facebook

00:11:00.980 social media

00:11:02.100 has become

00:11:02.720 a public service

00:11:03.680 and should not

00:11:04.680 reside as a private

00:11:05.760 entity

00:11:06.200 I have to say

00:11:07.800 that I really

00:11:08.300 disagree with you

00:11:08.960 here

00:11:09.140 I do not think

00:11:09.820 anything improves

00:11:10.820 when the government

00:11:11.400 becomes involved

00:11:12.240 I think that

00:11:13.240 private companies

00:11:14.260 should stay

00:11:14.880 private companies

00:11:15.800 let the governments 0.54

00:11:16.820 keep their hands

00:11:17.600 off of them

00:11:18.140 if the private

00:11:18.680 companies can't

00:11:19.380 survive on their own

00:11:20.200 they don't deserve

00:11:21.200 federal subsidies

00:11:21.980 yes I'm looking

00:11:22.820 at you

00:11:23.420 Canada's airline

00:11:24.480 industry

00:11:25.060 as for Facebook 1.00

00:11:27.040 definitely sucks 0.99

00:11:27.980 but we all have 0.99

00:11:28.640 the choice

00:11:29.040 simply not to

00:11:29.980 use it

00:11:30.480 and when we look

00:11:31.240 at something like

00:11:31.760 Twitter 0.99

00:11:32.020 it did suck 0.99

00:11:32.740 for so long 0.97

00:11:33.380 and now

00:11:33.780 Elon Musk

00:11:34.340 has purchased it

00:11:35.140 and he's making

00:11:35.860 a lot of really

00:11:36.480 good changes

00:11:37.080 so I'm happy

00:11:38.060 to see that

00:11:38.660 I do not want

00:11:39.700 to see the

00:11:40.060 governments get

00:11:40.640 involved

00:11:41.020 anywhere else

00:11:42.140 they already

00:11:42.480 have their hands

00:11:43.180 in absolutely

00:11:43.660 everything

00:11:44.180 and whenever

00:11:44.560 the government

00:11:44.960 gets involved

00:11:45.520 it means more

00:11:46.240 regulation

00:11:46.820 and more money

00:11:48.160 Dean Clark

00:11:49.660 7386

00:11:50.740 said

00:11:50.980 Miss Nutley

00:11:51.780 should have

00:11:52.600 resigned after

00:11:53.220 losing her first

00:11:54.020 election

00:11:54.440 and the damage 0.86

00:11:55.540 of her incompetent 0.92

00:11:56.420 NDP

00:11:56.780 quote colleagues

00:11:57.860 unquote

00:11:58.360 inflicted on the

00:11:59.460 private sector

00:12:00.120 taxpayers in our

00:12:01.180 Alberta

00:12:01.580 I completely

00:12:02.900 agree with you

00:12:03.500 I think that

00:12:04.380 a leader

00:12:04.900 of a political

00:12:05.420 party should

00:12:06.000 always resign

00:12:07.200 after losing

00:12:08.740 government

00:12:09.140 it's different

00:12:09.660 if you lose

00:12:10.180 an election

00:12:10.660 in which you

00:12:11.400 had just become

00:12:12.080 the party leader

00:12:12.780 sometimes I think

00:12:13.740 it's fair to give

00:12:14.280 someone two chances 0.91

00:12:15.300 probably almost

00:12:16.260 never three

00:12:16.940 but if you lose

00:12:17.840 government

00:12:18.160 I think it's

00:12:18.680 appropriate that

00:12:19.280 you resign

00:12:20.020 at that time

00:12:20.800 user Talard

00:12:22.220 666

00:12:22.780 said

00:12:23.440 hey true north

00:12:23.980 it would be

00:12:24.220 really useful

00:12:24.720 if the Alberta

00:12:25.200 roundup had

00:12:25.860 timestamps to

00:12:26.560 the individual

00:12:26.960 stories

00:12:27.540 even though

00:12:28.500 I understand

00:12:29.020 the implication

00:12:29.600 of that being

00:12:30.140 you don't want

00:12:30.600 to watch the

00:12:31.100 whole show

00:12:31.660 how offensive

00:12:32.460 I actually think

00:12:33.600 this is a great

00:12:34.120 suggestion

00:12:34.560 I love being able

00:12:35.500 to skip through

00:12:36.160 videos to find

00:12:37.320 exactly what I'm

00:12:37.980 looking for

00:12:38.520 and I will see

00:12:39.240 if we can

00:12:39.660 implement this

00:12:40.300 and finally

00:12:40.880 referring to

00:12:41.540 the conservative

00:12:42.000 coalition that

00:12:42.740 we talked about

00:12:43.220 last week

00:12:43.740 Paul Carson

00:12:44.600 7984 says

00:12:46.280 let's just call

00:12:47.180 it a new name

00:12:47.900 new

00:12:48.760 absascon

00:12:50.040 maybe Manitoba

00:12:50.820 wants to join

00:12:51.400 as well

00:12:51.920 Trudeau can keep

00:12:53.280 Quebec and

00:12:54.220 Tardario

00:12:54.860 well I really

00:12:56.080 like the names

00:12:56.580 that you have

00:12:57.040 for Quebec and

00:12:57.540 Ontario

00:12:57.860 I think we

00:12:58.340 could do a

00:12:58.880 little bit

00:12:59.380 better for a

00:13:00.020 new name for

00:13:00.740 a fully

00:13:01.880 conservative

00:13:02.260 country or

00:13:02.940 conservative

00:13:03.340 coalition

00:13:03.880 whatever we

00:13:04.700 want to

00:13:04.960 speculate on

00:13:05.500 here

00:13:05.800 you guys can

00:13:06.580 comment on

00:13:07.080 the video

00:13:07.380 below and

00:13:07.880 let me know

00:13:08.260 what your

00:13:08.500 best names

00:13:09.420 are if we

00:13:10.200 were to just

00:13:10.540 say hypothetically

00:13:11.240 speaking start

00:13:12.380 our own very

00:13:13.220 conservative

00:13:13.640 country based

00:13:14.480 off of the

00:13:14.940 values that

00:13:15.400 Alberta currently

00:13:16.060 has what

00:13:17.100 should we call

00:13:17.600 that country

00:13:18.140 leave your

00:13:19.000 comments on

00:13:19.440 the video

00:13:19.720 below and

00:13:20.280 I'll read

00:13:20.620 the best

00:13:21.180 suggestions and

00:13:22.000 the worst

00:13:22.300 ones on next

00:13:23.060 week's show

00:13:23.520 okay guys thank

00:13:24.740 you so much for

00:13:25.220 tuning into this

00:13:25.860 week's episode of

00:13:26.740 the Alberta

00:13:27.140 Roundup as

00:13:28.340 always you can

00:13:29.200 support our

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00:13:30.460 donate.tnc.news I

00:13:32.640 will see you next

00:13:33.740 Saturday have a

00:13:34.660 great weekend and

00:13:35.400 God bless

00:13:35.920 ý veicalé

00:13:43.980 great

00:13:45.940 uh

00:13:47.900 das

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The Alberta Roundup with Isaac Lamoureux - June 24, 2023

Inside AHS’ bid to rehire Deena Hinshaw

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