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    #771 Greasy Alberta
    Welcome to AlbertaLand, where it's cold and greasy. And how the media is bored with the sixth wave. Dani Paradis co-hosts. 
    Jesse Brown
    Host & Publisher
    Kieran Oudshoorn
    Managing Editor, Podcasts
    Danielle Paradis

    Welcome to AlbertaLand, where it’s cold and greasy. And how the media is bored with the sixth wave. Dani Paradis co-hosts.

    Links:

    • Canadian Press article re: Jonathan Denis
    • CBC article re: Jason Kenney
    • CANADALAND article re: Diana Davison
    • Robson Fletcher tweet re: National Post NFTs – see the NFTs for yourself!
    • CANADALANDBACK
    • Toronto Star article re: Paxlovid rollout

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