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December 9, 2025
Mr. Lunty: Mr. Speaker, lately the NDP have been putting on quite the performance in this Chamber regarding Bill 11 and our government’s plan to increase the number of surgeries in Alberta. Let me save everyone some time and summarize their dramatics: just say American-style health care a bunch of times. After all, according to the NDP America sucks, socialism rules, Mamdani for President, VP AOC, viva la revolution.
March 24, 2025
Mr. Lunty: I’m happy to stand today and talk about the strength of our United Conservative Party in Edmonton. As a proud capital region MLA I’ve heard from so many Edmontonians who just don’t feel represented by the Official Opposition. I’m hearing from strong, principled, hard-working citizens who believe in common sense and promoting economic prosperity. What they don’t believe in is the toxic divisiveness and anger, blatant slander, and childish ranting they see every day from the NDP.
April 11, 2024
Mr. Wright: I rise today to table the five requisite copies of a transcript from a speech made by the Member for Edmonton-Highlands-Norwood at a rally about supporting homeless encampments instead of finding appropriate housing and shelter for Albertans.
Mr. Wiebe: Mr. Speaker, I rise today to table the five requisite copies of a tweet from the Member for Edmonton-Highlands-Norwood bearing witness to the removal of encampments.
Mr. Lunty: Mr. Speaker, I rise today to table the requisite five copies of a tweet from the Member for Edmonton-Highlands-Norwood protesting the removal of garbage from an encampment.
Mr. Dyck: I rise today to table the five requisite copies of a retweet from the Member for Edmonton-Highlands-Norwood that protested the removal of gang-operated drug markets.
Member Irwin: I feel so honoured.
December 4, 2023
Mr. Lunty: Madam Speaker, this bill’s goal is to prevent federal overreach across the entire province from a desperate and lurching Liberal government, but this legislation is acutely required to address one area in our province in particular. In August Edmonton city council voted in favour of the planning and development of a national urban park in Edmonton’s river valley. Going ahead with this development without the formal involvement of the provincial government would represent an unacceptable overreach by the federal government into provincial jurisdiction as currently the federal government has bypassed the province and is working directly with Edmonton city council on the creation and development of such a national urban park.
In fact, as recently as this past weekend a check on the city’s website regarding this initiative listed the provincial government as interested observers under the project partners section. Well, Madam Speaker, I can tell you that this government has no interest in merely being an observer in this important process, nor will we sit back and watch a city council in Alberta sign over an important part of their city to Justin Trudeau. Municipal relations are the exclusive jurisdiction of the province. Despite this indisputable fact, the federal government has taken it on themselves to not only develop a national urban park initiative but to then reach out to municipalities directly. This bill will correct these improper actions and hinder this federal overreach.
March 14, 2024
Mr. Lunty: This government will not allow socialist rent control to rob Albertans of their right to home ownership.
April 8, 2021
Mr. Rutherford: We committed to depoliticizing the curriculum so that students would be best prepared to learn the fundamentals. By doing this, we removed any political bias to offer an objective interpretation of history and civics and our home. By moving away from the failure of discovery math and experimental teaching methods, we will allow students to finally learn proven methods.
January 12, 2021
Mr. Shepherd: Having seen that that was the government’s motion that they intended to bring forward, I also put forward an amendment, and I would like to move that amendment now.
The Deputy Chair: Yes. Please proceed.
Mr. Rutherford: Mr. Chair, I have a question. When was the amendment submitted? Just to make sure it’s on the right timeline.
Mr. Shepherd: It wouldn’t be on the paper if it wasn’t legal.
The Deputy Chair: Yes. Just one sec. I’ll clarify. Yeah. This was an amendment that was submitted in the correct time frame, so it is valid. Mr. Shepherd, please proceed with proposing the amendment.
Mr. Shepherd: Thank you, Mr. Chair. Of course, this amendment was on the website as having been submitted on time if members had chosen to review it.
November 26, 2018
Mr. S. Anderson: First off, I don’t think you understand how unions work. They’re democratically elected people that are in there, and they have to be accountable for every cent that their union members bring forward. But that’s cool; you can look that up.
