Alberta’s biggest stories of 2024

On this episode of the Alberta Roundup, Isaac Lamoureux walks you through Alberta’s biggest stories of 2024.

There were many stories to choose from, including the devastating Jasper wildfires which many believe could’ve been prevented and Alberta Premier Danielle Smith’s decisive win at the United Conservative Party Annual General Meeting.

What do you think was the top story in Alberta? Let us know in the comments below.

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[purple-nqzd]

Oh my Issac Danielle's speech about Jasper had me weeping again ❤

[janf]

Smith is a model for other provincial premiers on how to serve the people, protect their rights and stand up to our corrupt, inept and unethical federal government. Other premiers time to step up!!!

[elizabethcloutier]

Merry Christmas and Happy New Year love listening to your program.

[exsoba_ramen]

Albertans are the luckiest Canadians Citizens to have thee best Canadian Premier! I am trying my best to relocate out of Manitoba to Calgary, Alberta in the future so I can vote for Danielle Smith too. This will be the 1st Federal Election I'll be voting in and my vote will be going towards Pierre Poilievre!

[mariak]

The Edmonton Oilers made it to game 7 of the Stanley Cup finals! That was a really big Alberta story in 2024.

[oralpowers]

Mayor Gondek made every single human in Calgary suffer all summer long because of a watermain break. That's like saying there was a six car pile up and were shutting down every street in Calgary. They could have replaced the entire watermain faster, they could have built a second watermain for redundancy. The media wouldn't tell the truth except for a pipe that had to be shipped from San Diego. There were many parts of Calgary that were unaffected by the watermain break, they had unaffected water lines right from the pumping station. But no, the communist thing is for everyone to suffer and report their neighbours, companies and family members to the city police information line. It was constant lies from City Hall, were running out of water on Wednesday, maybe a week from Wednesday, maybe a month from Wednesday. It will be fixed any day now, maybe a week from now, maybe a month from now. Not only that, Winnipeg is screaming about a 5% property tax increase. When was the last time Calgary had less than a 5% property tax increase?

[rattler]

IN 2017, MCKENNA WAS ASKED FOR HELP AND SATED IT WAS COMING FIR JASPER SAME WITH GU ILBAULT AND GUILBAULT REFUSED THE ASSISTANCE OF FIRE FIGHTERS ON SCENE AND COULD HAVE SPARED JASPER

[andrewbaldwin]

No, Isaac, I don't regard your summary as a belated Christmas gift. I regard it as a much appreciated early gift for Orthodox Christmas, which is still 10 days from now. I thought it was funny how you refused to name Municipal World magazine as the magazine that made the inexplicable choice of Gondek as mayor of the year. Happy new year, Isaac. I resolve in the new year to be more restrained in my criticisms of people that I disagree with, as a good Christian should.

[lJblixen]

Sorry, smith has lost my support after this year, yes I went to the AGM and yes I voted to give her a failing grade..
No use of the sovereignty act WE paid for
In my small city this summer, bus loads were dropped off, landlords raised the rents to old stock albertans to chase them out for these “immigrants” which WE as tax payers now pay for
Her so called Bill of Roghts, with a non withstanding clause that she knew we needed removed as it is the same clause as our charter of rights and freedom has and they can take our rights when ever they wish
Decarbonization stations with bill gates
Bringing back Redford, shandro, kenny
Not releasing the covid reports we paid for to repair ahs
Her idiotic plan of going to the even more nazifying covenant health to help ahs, instead of dismantling ahs like she said she would