Graphic with bold blue and white text: “It’s time to speak up.” Below, a circular logo reads “Alberta Voices” inside a megaphone. At the bottom, the words “Are you in?” appear in large text. Political call to speak out in Alberta.

Stylized graphic showing a white silhouette of Alberta being silenced by a dark hand labeled “Danielle Smith.” Text at the bottom reads: “Hands off my voice.” Political satire criticizing suppression of public dissent in Alberta.

#DanielleSmith is making decisions that affect all of us — without listening to any of us.
But this is still our home. And we still have a voice.

🗣️ It’s time to speak up.
🛑 It’s time to say: hands off my voice.

#HandsOffMyVoice #ABleg #ABpoli #cdnpoli

ALBERTANS NEED TO WATCH THIS. Just over 11 minutes.

(ngl it’s alarming to hear Steve Boots talk about dead cats. DON’T WORRY!!!)

#HandsOffMyVoice #NotInMyName #ableg #abpoli #cdnpoli #SeparationSideshow

Graphic with a bold blue background featuring the silhouette of Alberta in white. A dark blue hand labeled “DANIELLE SMITH” is placed over the province, as if silencing or covering it. Beneath the image, large white text reads: “HANDS OFF MY VOICE.” The design conveys a strong message about political overreach and the suppression of democratic participation in Alberta.

#DanielleSmith has her own agenda—she doesn’t speak for me.
Her separation sideshow is infuriating.
She talks like all Albertans want out.
We don’t.
Stop trying to erase my voice to boost your own.
#HandsOffMyVoice #NotInMyName #ableg #abpoli #cdnpoli #SeparationSideshow

A graphic on a bold blue background shows the outline of Alberta in white. A dark blue hand with the name "DANIELLE SMITH" printed along the forearm is shown pressing down across the shape of the province, as if silencing it. Below the image, large white text reads: “HANDS OFF MY VOICE.” The design conveys a message of political resistance and protest against Alberta Premier Danielle Smith’s perceived suppression of public expression or democratic input.

Since I started posting about #DanielleSmith, I’ve heard one thing loud and clear:
Albertans feel unheard.
This image struck a nerve — because people want their voice back.
They’re not letting go.
Might be my protest poster on May 10. #HandsOFFMyVoice #DanielleSmithUnfitToLead

A bold blue and white graphic shows a dark blue arm and hand, labeled “Danielle Smith,” reaching over and attempting to cover the white silhouette of Alberta. Below, large white text reads: “HANDS OFF MY VOICE.”

I don’t apologize for holding Smith and the UCP to account. There are so many of us frustrated—we’re all searching for ways to express it. With so much right-wing noise online, it’s time we balance the scales and make our voices heard.

#HandsOffMyVoice #abpoli #cdnpoli #DemocracyMatters #ABleg

A whimsical illustration of an oversized, golden pocket watch with a smiling cartoon face, hanging from a tree branch against a pastel sky. The clock hands point to 4 and 8, and the word “EXPIRED” is boldly written across its center. Smaller animated clocks wearing party hats float in the background. Above the image, large pink text reads: “I TOOK MY EXPIRED BIOLOGICAL CLOCK…” and below, in bold capital letters: “TICK. TOCK. PIERRE.” The image blends humour and satire, suggesting that older women voters are politically active and ready to hold leaders accountable.

This “expired biological clock” can still tell when it’s time to show up.
Tick. Tock. Pierre. ⏰🗳️🔥

#cdnpoli #abpoli #ElbowsUp #IAmCanadian #TickTockPierre #VoterWrath #NotDoneYet #HandsOffMyVoice

Yeah Canada — we’re doing this!
🗳️🇨🇦 This is what patriotism looks like — handwritten, heartfelt, and pinned up for all to see.

#cdnpoli #abpoli #ProudToVote #ElbowsUp #WeVote #DemocracyInAction #MapleStrong #HandsOffMyVoice #IAmCanadian
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A set of two images expressing Canadian pride and unity. The first image shows a rugged blue enamel mug sitting on a wooden surface near a campfire, with the message: “I AM CANADIAN. I DESIRE TO BE NOTHING ELSE.” The second image shows a person walking in the rain, holding a black umbrella with the same message printed boldly in white. The juxtaposition of fire and rain symbolizes resilience through both warmth and hardship. These visuals underscore a strong declaration of Canadian identity and rejection of separatist sentiments, celebrating unity and belonging across seasons and settings.

A set of two images expressing Canadian pride and unity. The first image shows a rugged blue enamel mug sitting on a wooden surface near a campfire, with the message: “I AM CANADIAN. I DESIRE TO BE NOTHING ELSE.” The second image shows a person walking in the rain, holding a black umbrella with the same message printed boldly in white. The juxtaposition of fire and rain symbolizes resilience through both warmth and hardship. These visuals underscore a strong declaration of Canadian identity and rejection of separatist sentiments, celebrating unity and belonging across seasons and settings.

By firelight or rainstorm…
We are Canadian.
And we desire to be nothing else. 🇨🇦
No to division. Yes to unity.
We’re standing together—shoulder to shoulder, heart to heart.

#IamCanadian #UnityOverDivision #CanadaStrong #ABPoli #CanPoli #ElbowsUp #PrairieResistance #HandsOffMyVoice
🧢☕🔥🌧️🍁💪🛡️

A bold graphic shows a white silhouette of Alberta against a blue background. A dark blue arm labeled “DANIELLE SMITH” extends across the province, with its hand covering much of Alberta’s shape, symbolizing control or silencing. Below the image, large white text reads: “HANDS OFF MY VOICE.” The image conveys a message of resistance to political overreach, censorship, or manipulation of democratic voices. Political satire.

HANDS OFF MY VOICE.
I’m an Albertan — not your puppet.
You don’t get to rewrite what we say, think, or vote for. 🗣️🛑
#ABPoli #ABLeg #DanielleSmith #Censorship #HandsOffMyVoice #DemocracyMatters #UseYourVoice #ResistSilencing #StandUpAlberta #HandsOff

1. Megaphone with Cotton Balls – "Voices Deserve Better" An illustration of a megaphone stuffed with cotton balls, symbolizing muffled voices. Bold text reads: “VOICES DESERVE BETTER.” Subtext: “They are trying to reach us.”

"Hands Off My Voice" – Danielle Smith & Alberta A bold blue background with a white outline of Alberta. A dark hand labeled “Danielle Smith” reaches across the province, covering it. The caption reads: “HANDS OFF MY VOICE.”

Speech Bubbles – Listening Satire Two speech bubbles appear side by side. The left bubble, from Danielle Smith, says: “We’re listening to Albertans.” The right bubble, from a citizen, responds: “Then why is my voice on mute?” A microphone icon sits between the quotes.

Danielle Smith keeps saying she’s listening. 🎤
But Albertans know what a silencing campaign looks like.

🧻 Muffled voices.
🎭 Performative consultations.
✋ Real input ignored.

Your voice matters — and they’re trying to take it away.
Hands off our voices.

#abpoli #ableg #HandsOffMyVoice

A minimalist political graphic showing a dark blue hand reaching from the left, covering a white silhouette of Alberta. The name “DANIELLE SMITH” is written in bold white letters across the forearm of the hand. Beneath the image, large white text reads: “HANDS OFF MY VOICE.” The background is solid blue. The image symbolizes political suppression or silencing in Alberta

🔊 I’m an Albertan — and a Canadian. 🇨🇦
🗣️ Our voices matter. They belong to us — not her.
✋ #HandsOff

#abpoli #ableg #cdnpoli #DanielleSmith #HandsOffMyVoice

🔊 I’m an Albertan — and a Canadian. I care deeply about both. 🇨🇦

🗣️ Our voices matter.
They belong to us — not her.
✋ #HandsOff.

#abpoli #ableg #cdnpoli #DanielleSmith #HandsOffMyVoice