The truth is that only about 18% of judges appointed in that period made political donations at all. Of those, 80% made donations to the Liberals. Surely @FreeAlbertaRob knows that difference - if he doesn't, he has no business advising anybody. Much less a premier.

This type of deliberate misinformation - ie. spreading of lies - is exactly why Albertans shouldn't want the Premier or her Chief of Staff anywhere near the appointment of judges.

So nice to see media actually doing the work to get the information right and debunk the #abgov lies (rather than just quoting the minister's efforts to dismiss the truth by calling it "ndp talking points"). Thank you @ZoeMas0n

Private payment for health care doesn’t shorten wait times. Decades of evidence show the opposite: when care can be bought, public queues grow longer. Bill 11 follows a well-worn and damaging path. https://t.co/MgMkHhvUwp

Alberta’s two-tier health care bill is designed to kill public health care – a new report shows how. https://t.co/Ftug445p8W #ableg #abpoli #cdnpoli

What does Bill 11 change about how we access health care? And why are experts warning of ripple effects across Canada’s medicare? Join Andrew Longhurst and Rebecca Graff-McRae on Tuesday, February 3, for a free webinar on Parkland’s new report. https://t.co/GoksgmqbpU

The economy we need: Join Lindsay McLaren (University of Calgary) and Melissa Gorrie (Ecojustice Canada) for a free webinar hosted by Parkland Institute as part of #ReclaimTheEconomyWeek. Tomorrow! https://t.co/ICq7YD5Cha

Parkland report authors: Even in the most anti-union province, “unions can push for policy changes that benefit all workers and people with a stake in their service environments, as in the case of teachers advocating for smaller class sizes.” https://t.co/eMPIl0NujS

It’s that (festive) time of the year again: Parkland’s Annual Gala Dinner & Silent Auction is back! Our most important fundraising event will be held on February 26, at the Faculty Club, U of A. Register at https://t.co/C9Q6kwN7m1

For almost 30 years, Parkland Institute has been filling an important need for progressive policy research in Alberta. Now Parkland needs you: Join our year-end donation drive and help us make a difference. Your contribution matters! https://t.co/vrazNmz5jp

Over the years, governments and far-right voices have threatened Parkland and tried to discredit our work. We respond with facts, critical analysis, and evidence-based recommendations. Help us keep fighting the good fight: donate now! https://t.co/vrazNmz5jp

When workers have union coverage, Alberta’s gender wage gap drops from 19% to 8%. That’s a dramatic shift driven by bargaining power. Read Parkland’s new report at https://t.co/6SMBfR389G

Rachel Gilmore at Parkland Institute’s conference: “If we’re going to stave off the symptoms and avoid the illness that the U.S. appears to be rapidly succumbing to, we need a strong immune system. And a massive part of that is the media, the press.” https://t.co/UhROWog9Sg

The @ParklandInst Conference starts TONIGHT at #ualberta and goes all weekend with talks by @peggynash @HarshaWalia @atRachelGilmore @cpeck3 @AyyashMohannad @LoriThorlakson @FSnagovsky and so many others. Tickets available at the door all weekend.

Health-care workers are deeply affected by Alberta’s drug-poisoning crisis. Yet little support — including training — has been available to those caring for people with addictions. Jennifer Jackson discusses her Parkland report in this op-ed. https://t.co/KcdMpnBVPo

The Parkland conference starts in 7 days! Do you have your tickets yet?

As democracy appears to retreat around the world, how vulnerable are we in Canada? In Parkland’s conference session “Is it fascism yet?”, two political science experts have answers — and more of the questions we all need to ask. https://t.co/7liUIUqzUp

Addiction care is health care and it must be delivered with compassion, evidence and urgency. Read our statement on the release of "Ripple Effects", a report on Alberta's toxic drug crisis by the Parkland Institute:

New report from Parkland Institute looking at the impacts of the drug poisoning crisis on health care workers and the system:

Alberta’s drug crisis is pushing our frontline health workers to the brink. Why isn’t the government stepping up? Learn more at our webinar on Alberta’s drug toxicity crisis. https://t.co/0jJYxEX8g9