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Alberta UCP receives non-confidence vote from First Nations Treaty 6,7, and 8

The Alberta UCP government has continually ignored and dismissed countless consultation for free and prior consent in numerous Bills concerning Water and the Environment in Alberta with First Nations Treaty partners. Bill 14 is a prime example. There are numerous other examples.

There was a motion of non-confidence submitted on March 9, 2026 in the Alberta Legislative Assembly initiated by First Nations Treaty 6, 7, and 8 UNANIMOUNSLY.

The motion was basically ignored by the Alberta UCP. The separatist UCP has continually ignored and dismissed any Environmental protections in any area of Alberta.

The Alberta UCP does not consider fact based studies and assessments. The Alberta Regulatory bodies have not been consulting impact assessments of previous projects and make statements to the effect that selenium in water can be mitigated. The tailing ponds are leaking into groundwater.

The liability factors in allowing the Alberta UCP to "conduct impact assessments" in quotations, because they will not occur, in any meaningful manner and without actual factual information or consultation, should be sufficient in and of itself, for it not to be an option.

Canadian Federal regulations must be used in impact assessments in full partnership with First Nations Treaty 6, 7, and 8.

No to Alberta UCP.

UCP Adhering to Rules & Expectations

I have been a resident of Alberta for over 20 years. This current UCP government has acted in ways that indicate they are either unwilling or unable to abide by legislation or to take the needs of current & future Albertans into consideration.

Jurisdiction is not solely Alberta's

The previous Government worked hard to implement policies and programs that address the historic harms committed against Indigenous Peoples. Treaty 6, Treaty 7 and Treaty 8 did not relinquish jurisdiction to Canada nor Alberta (a province younger than the Treaties). The Natural Resources Transfer Agreements, 1930 transferred management of resources to the Province, this province has demonstrated that they are not capable of sound land management, perhaps management of resources should be transferred back to the Indigenous Peoples of this land. It is important to acknowledge that First Nations from across the prairie provinces are opposed to the NRTA as…

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Alberta UCP receives non-confidence vote from First Nations Treaty 6,7, and 8

UCP Adhering to Rules &amp; Expectations

Jurisdiction is not solely Alberta's

UCP Adhering to Rules & Expectations