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Forever Canadian says books are clean as Danielle Smith questions 3rd-party finances

Forever Canadian says books are clean as Danielle Smith questions 3rd-party finances

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With Alberta inching closer to a fall referendum, Premier Danielle Smith is wondering out loud about how third-party advertising spending is being reported and tracked. Get daily National news Get daily Canada news delivered to your inbox so you'll never miss the day's top stories. “She wants to fan that flame for her own political gain.” Share this on X Click to share quote on X: "She wants to fan that flame for her own political gain." According to the Elections Finances and Contributions Disclosure Act, the Forever Canadian campaign isn’t doing anything wrong.

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With Alberta inching closer to a fall referendum, Premier Danielle Smith is wondering out loud about how third-party advertising spending is being reported and tracked. “Forever Canadian is the one I see the most signs up and for some reason, the elections officials have said that they don’t have to disclose where they’re getting their money from,” Smith said in an interview with Global News on Thursday, as the premier was meeting with her provincial counterparts in P.E.I.“That’s a bit surprising to me and surprise to others. I suppose we’ll see what kind of contributions there are, also spending limits as well.” 7:54 ‘Hope we can get back’: Carney initially offered U.S.

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