Many people have said that there is a strong possibility that activist groups may challenge it in court, but another KEY is that the bill needs ROYAL ASSENT which comes from the Lieutenant Governor of Alberta.  The LT Governor is the Honourable Lois Mitchell, and you can write to her at:

Office of the Lieutenant Governor of Alberta

3rd Floor, Legislature Building

10800 – 97 Avenue

Edmonton, Alberta

T5K 2B6

Or Email her at: LTGov@gov.ab.ca

Phone: +1 (780) 427-7243

The bill falls under the jurisdiction of the Ministry of Justice and Solicitor General, the Honourable Doug Schweitzer.  You can write to him:

Minister of Justice and Solicitor General, Deputy House Leader
Office of the Minister

Justice and Solicitor General
424 Legislature Building
10800 - 97 Avenue
Edmonton, AB
T5K 2B6

Email him: ministryofjustice@gov.ab.ca

Phone: +1 (780) 427-2339

If you are an Albertan, get in touch with your MLA:

streetkey.elections.ab.ca/ (find out who your MLA is) www.alberta.ca/albertaFiles/includes/directorysearch/goaBrowse.cfm?txtSearch=Executive%20Branch&Ministry=EXC&LevelID=17767 (All Alberta Executive Council contact information)

It is imperative that we keep information about this bill circulating and that we continue to express our outrage about its passing and those who voted for it.  The racism implicit in the creation and passing of the document proves that the UCP are afraid of the power BIPOC and their allies have through protest.  It is no coincidence that the bill was created in the midst of the Wet’suwet’en railway and pipeline protests (First Reading Feb. 25, Second Readings Feb. 25, Mar. 2), or that it was brought back to the table shortly after George Floyd’s murder (Second Reading May 27, Third Reading May 28).  The UCP are concerned only with their ability to make money, and therefore they are catering to big corporations who do not want protestors getting in their way.  This bill gives police more power than before and makes protesting and existing as activists or union workers even more dangerous, especially for BIPOC who are already being targeted by police.