The drain never stops. Alberta’s wealth is being extracted in real time, climbing by about $634 every second. That is money leaving Alberta families, workers, and businesses. Send this to one Albertan who still thinks Ottawa is giving us a fair deal: OttawaTakes.com

Our new lawn signs are here. Bold, clear, and ready to go across Alberta. On October 19, Albertans have a choice. Let Alberta Decide. Vote Option 2. Stay tuned for details on where you’ll be able to get yours. LetAlbertaDecide.com

Alberta, we’re almost full! 🥞 80% of seats at the Let Alberta Decide Stampede Breakfast are spoken for. The who’s who of the Alberta independence movement is coming. July 12, 9 AM, Ranchman’s. Free, but you must RSVP to reserve your seat: letalbertadecide.com/stamped…

Yesterday was not a win. It was a reminder that Alberta’s future is still being dictated by Ottawa. We should not need federal permission, political deals, or taxpayer-funded workarounds to build our own economy. Alberta’s future should be decided in Alberta. Vote Option 2.

FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE July 3, 2026 Let Alberta Decide: Pipeline Announcement Shows Canada Still Does Not Work for Alberta Calgary, Alberta — Let Alberta Decide says the pipeline announcement by Prime Minister Mark Carney and Premier Danielle Smith is not the victory Albertans are being told it is. Keith Wilson, K.C., co-lead of Let Alberta Decide, said Albertans support pipelines, expanded market access, and getting Alberta resources to tidewater, but not under a system that keeps Ottawa in control while forcing Albertans to carry the cost. “Albertans want pipelines built, but a pipeline is not a victory if Ottawa makes the product too expensive to produce and leaves taxpayers holding the bill,” said Wilson. “This announcement does not prove Canada works for Alberta. It proves the opposite.” Wilson said it has taken more than a year of federal-provincial negotiations, political bargaining, B.C. compensation demands, carbon capture conditions, and major taxpayer commitments just to bring Alberta to an uncertain starting point. “That is not a functioning federation,” Wilson said. “That is a province being forced to ask permission to develop the resources that built this country.” The Canada-B.C. agreement confirms any new pipeline remains tied to the Pathways carbon capture project and consultation obligations. It also confirms the North Coast tanker ban remains in place, while B.C. continues seeking toll charges or compensation tied to Alberta’s ability to move its own resources through the province. “Albertans are being asked to celebrate a pipeline that may never be built, to a coast where the tanker ban remains, through a province that says it does not want the project, under conditions that make Alberta less competitive,” Wilson said. Let Alberta Decide said the announcement does nothing to fix the deeper problem: Ottawa’s regulatory and Net Zero framework has damaged investor confidence, increased costs, and made major resource projects dependent on government intervention instead of private capital. “A pipeline does not create new barrels,” Wilson said. “Companies invest when production is competitive. If Ottawa’s Net Zero framework makes Alberta oil, gas, and electricity less competitive, this announcement becomes a political talking point, not an economic solution.” Tanya Clemens, co-lead of Let Alberta Decide, said Alberta families will ultimately be the ones paying the price. “As a mother, farmer, and wife, I ask one simple question: who is going to pay for all of this?” said Clemens. “Higher production costs, higher power costs, carbon capture subsidies, B.C. compensation, and federal borrowing all make life less affordable and push the bill onto our children and grandchildren.” Clemens said Albertans should not mistake conditional permission from Ottawa for fairness. “Alberta should not have to trade away more of its future just to get partial permission to develop its own economy,” said Clemens. “That is not partnership. That is control.” Let Alberta Decide is campaigning for a Yes vote on Option 2 in the October 19, 2026 referendum. “Albertans deserve more than conditional permission from Ottawa,” Wilson added. “We deserve control over our resources, our economy, and our future. Alberta’s done waiting.” -30- Media Contact Let Alberta Decide info@letalbertadecide.com

FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE Let Alberta Decide Raises Over $207,000 in Under Two Weeks as Albertans Rally Behind Independence Referendum Campaign CALGARY, AB — July 2, 2026 — Let Alberta Decide, the registered third-party advertiser campaigning for a Yes vote on Option 2 in the October 19 referendum, announced today that it has raised more than $207,000 from over 1,260 individual contributions in less than two weeks since launch. In its first reporting week, the campaign raised $122,107.95 from 771 contributions, which the campaign believes is the fastest and largest first-week fundraising total ever recorded by a third-party advertiser in an Alberta campaign. Momentum has continued into the second week, with more than $85,000 raised from an additional 489 contributions. "These numbers tell a story that Ottawa doesn't want to hear," said Keith Wilson, K.C., lawyer and co-lead of Let Alberta Decide. "In less than two weeks, more than 1,200 Albertans reached into their own pockets to fund this campaign. That's not the fringe. That's mainstream Alberta saying it has had enough of a system that takes $20 billion more from this province every year than it gives back. Albertans are done waiting for fairness that never comes, and on October 19 they will finally have the chance to decide their own future." "Every one of these donations comes from a family like mine," said Tanya Clemens, co-lead of Let Alberta Decide, a fifth-generation Alberta farmer, wife, mother, and former school teacher. "I look at my kids and I ask what kind of future we're handing them if nothing changes. The support we've seen these past two weeks tells me thousands of Alberta families are asking the same question. This movement is about hope. It's about building a future of freedom and prosperity for our kids and grandkids, right here at home." The fundraising surge reflects growing concern among Albertans about the direction of the country and rising support for the independence movement heading into the fall referendum. Let Alberta Decide is campaigning for a Yes vote on Option 2 on October 19, 2026. Albertans can learn more, donate, or get involved at LetAlbertaDecide.com. Alberta's Done Waiting. Media Contact Let Alberta Decide info@letalbertadecide.com LetAlbertaDecide.com

THE @EZRALEVANT SHOW Rebel News on track for one billion views as independent media surges GUEST: @IkWilson from @LetABDecide on B.C.'s new deal with Ottawa, the future of West Coast pipelines, and what the agreement means for Canada's energy sector. rebelne.ws/4eWU9XE

We just hit 10,000 followers on X. Thank you, Alberta. In just a short time, Albertans have helped us build real momentum, and we’re grateful to every person who has followed, shared, donated, volunteered, and stood with this campaign. Now, here’s an update on where things stand: We’ve now cleared over $207,000 in donations, shattering the record for the most money ever raised by an Alberta third-party advertiser in its first two weeks. Our payment processor has confirmed payouts are beginning to be released tomorrow, which means we can finally start putting these funds to work. First up: billboards rolling out soon. You’ll start seeing the Let Alberta Decide message live in multiple places soon. Large signs are also entering production as we build the campaign to win the October 19th referendum and help Albertans vote Option Two. Next week, we’re hosting our Stampede Breakfast at Ranchmans. Spots are filling fast, so make sure to RSVP if you haven’t already. RSVP ➡️ letalbertadecide.com/stamped… There’s much more coming, including a few surprises. Thank you to every Albertan who has helped get this campaign moving. Alberta’s done waiting.

Great having breakfast with these two this morning!

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On October 19th, Option 2 is not about waking up the next morning in a new country. It is about giving Albertans the right to decide Alberta’s future, putting Ottawa on notice, and making it clear we will not beg forever. Tanya Clemens lays it out clearly.

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Alberta is landlocked. But our biggest problem is being policy-locked. Geography didn’t stop our prosperity. Ottawa’s decisions did. #Alberta #abpoli #LetAlbertaDecide

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Keith Wilson’s Full Albertans Day Speech — Introduced by Tamara Lich (@LichTamara) Tamara Lich opened the stage for Keith Wilson at Chris Scott’s Albertans Day event in Mirror, Alberta. In his full Canada Day speech, Keith Wilson laid out the legal path to Alberta independence, the case for a clear referendum, and why Alberta’s future must be decided by Albertans. Watch the full speech.

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This Canada Day, think about the next generation. Are we handing them the Canada we grew up celebrating? Or are we asking them to accept a country that has become weaker, poorer, more divided, and less free?

Canada Day feels different for me this year. I grew up believing Canada was a country of opportunity, fairness, freedom, and shared prosperity. But for many Albertans, that Canada feels increasingly distant. Alberta’s future no longer fits inside the country Canada has become.

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