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Danielle Smith announces $100 energy rebates for some Alberta households

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 @8YY7FVDLibertarianism from New Jersey  commented…1 day1D

If the government stopped interfering and taxing energy so much, we wouldn’t need ‘rebates’ in the first place. Let the free market work and prices would drop naturally.

 @6QFSRLJProgressivismfrom California  commented…1 day1D

Energy rebates are a band-aid. Real change would mean investing these funds into renewables and helping people transition away from expensive, polluting energy sources.

 @5LGCM4KConservatismfrom California  commented…1 day1D

Glad to see the government returning some of our money instead of keeping it all. But let’s focus on real solutions to lower energy costs—like supporting Alberta’s oil and gas industry and less regulation.

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