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Ed Zackly

Ed Zackly

Member since: Sep, 2023

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What party do you intend to vote for in the federal election on April 28?

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Ed Zackly commented

I can't believe that there are people in this area who would vote liberal, after the last 10 years of Trudeau's disastrous policies and mishandling of everything he touched. I can only suspect those people are newcomers to Alberta.

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Data centre worth billions proposed in Foothills County

Data centre worth billions proposed in Foothills County

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Ed Zackly commented

Is there not some reasonable way to capture and use the excess heat generated by a data centre, for mutual benefit?

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Canada Post at 'critical juncture,' financial situation unsustainable: board chair

Canada Post at 'critical juncture,' financial situation unsustainable: board chair

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Ed Zackly commented

Didn't the Trudeau government stop the community mailbox program for older communities when they were elected? I was delighted when they were installed in my neighborhood. Much more convenient and secure. And probably a lot less expensive than daily delivery by a human.

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New affordable housing complex in Okotoks fully occupied

New affordable housing complex in Okotoks fully occupied

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Ed Zackly commented

How about some real information? Like how much is the rent? Does it include utilities? Will there be yearly rent increases? Will tenants have to prove low income to qualify and what happens if/when their income improves? Will they have to vacate? Are pets allowed? Is there a property manager and who is it? Will single fathers and kids be allowed? Not just women can be abused spouses. What about if 2 or 3 seniors on fixed income need a place to live?

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Do Albertans want to withdraw from the Canada Pension Plan?

Do Albertans want to withdraw from the Canada Pension Plan?

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Ed Zackly commented

CPP’s costs have skyrocketed from $4 million in 2000 to $4.4. billion annually, largely due to an increase in staff and compensation. For perspective, the CPPIB had only five employees in 2000; by 2020 it employed nearly 2,000 people. And critically, these changes have not increased the fund’s net returns.

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