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A tough week for the party, the Women of Wildrose got together to talk about the foundation this party was started on and how those principles will prevail.

There was an interview and a tweet that got the attention of the Women of Wildrose this week. There will always be those who want to jump in front of a parade once the heavy lifting is done rather than help build it. That's not what Wildrose Independence Party of Alberta is about. A member driven party, for Albertans by Albertans.

Why do political parties have AGM's? What's the point of going? Why is it important to have a say at these things? These are some of the questions the Women of Wildrose answer in today's video.

The women of Wildrose talk about being electable today. What does that mean? What will campaigning look like in the year ahead?

Just two of us today, but the conversation was still a good one! Term limits for politicians and appointed officials. Good idea or bad? Have a listen and chime in with your thoughts in the comments section!!

Join the Women of Wildrose again this week as they dive into the topic of religious freedoms in Alberta. Are we losing them? Is this a slippery slope? What does the future hold? Join the discussion and chime in in the comments.

One of the issues facing Albertans when it comes to independence is being landlocked. We begin to unpack that in this short little video.

Emotion, habit, and apathy can get in the way of being an educated voter. Paul talks about why it's important to overcome that to take advantage of the democratic process we have.

The news has been filled with topics to talk about and the political landscape in Alberta just got a whole lot more interesting yesterday.

With so many people talking about Alberta Independence, there's a little confusion on who is who in the independence movement. Paul Hinman, leader of the Wildrose Independence Party of Alberta sheds some light on the topic.

The Women of Wildrose got together to discuss the difference between independence and separation. It's a good question and one that needs to be explored in order for Albertans to decide what the best path forward is for our future.

Three of the Women of Wildrose got together to chat about the Fort McMurray-Lac La Biche by-election, thoughts on what the immediate political future might hold, and possible outcomes.

The Women of Wildrose got together again and what a jam packed conversation! We talked about how things are going with the by-election. We also explored why this political problem we're facing needs a political solution, not career politicians posturing and engaging in personal grudge matches. Angela also shared some very personal reasons why she got involved with Wildrose that will certainly resonate with many.

Politics in Canada has become the laughing stock of the world, but we have a solution.

Join us this week as we talk about the Emergencies Act, the by-election in Fort McMurray-Lac La Biche, and our future being on the line.

Paul Hinman talks about current events and why it's more important than ever to work together to save Alberta!

Did you know our Leader Paul Hinman stepped down from a job as a long haul driver to take on the role s Leader of the Wildrose Independence Party of Alberta. While working, he crossed the Coutts border several times a week, just as these truckers do. Paul Hinman is also the only leader of any political party, both provincial and federal, who has stood for our freedoms right from the beginning.

A common question among Albertans and a tactic used to spread fear into the hearts and minds of voters. Is this something we should be concerned with in the upcoming by-election? Leader of the Wildrose Independence Party of Alberta addresses this very important topic.

What should government actually be responsible for? The overreach keeps getting worse and worse. Hear what the Leader of Wildrose Independence Party of Alberta, Paul Hinman, has to say about government responsibilities and the importance of recall.