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Old 01-07-2026, 10:15 AM   #28678
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I kind of assume you are in Alberta, so if you need some conflicts to be upset about. I can list some, somewhat focused in Alberta, because mercifully PP hasn't so much had the opportunity to do his worst.

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I ran out of ideas, but I am sure there are many many things more egregious than an outgoing MP taking a volunteer job to help advise an ally that has been invaded by an adversary
https://www.albertawilderness.ca/let...ewens-conduct/

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Over the past year, Minister Loewen has made several changes that affect Alberta’s wild species. He has increased the cougar quotas, authorized hunting of “problem” grizzly bears by members of the public, removed trapping limits on sensitive furbearer species and expanded the area in which cougars can be hunted. He has also allowed off-leash hunting dogs in provincial parks, expanded the species that can be hunted under a Minister’s Special License, lowered the minimum age of hunting, permitted wasting of meat or skins and allowed hound-hunting of black bears.

These changes heavily favour a small group of hunters, trappers and outfitters, a group that Minister Loewen maintains close personal connections with. Prior to his current role, Minister Loewen was the owner of Red Willow Outfitters, a guide outfitting business. The business currently lists his wife and son as the primary stakeholders and remains an active outfitting business. The Minister has been active in attending Safari Club International Convention Shows and the Wild Sheep Foundation Summit, both organizations that promote hunting of large predators. He also maintains associations with the Alberta Trappers Association and has passed his traplines to his sons.
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