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applegrove

(133,017 posts) Thu Apr 30, 2026, 10:26 PM Apr 30

Alberta separatists publish database of Alberta voters. [View all]

David Parker has released a statement from the Centurion Project, in which he says people accessing the database â€œdid not have access to phone numbers or emails.â€

He did NOT say they didnâ€™t have access to â€œaddresses.â€

Probably because they did.

So uh, yeah.
— Rachel Gilmore (@rachelgilmore.bsky.social) 2026-05-01T00:20:56.508Z

More on this story at the link below:

https://www.theglobeandmail.com/canada/alberta/article-elections-alberta-confirms-potential-data-breach/

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Alberta separatists publish database of Alberta voters. [View all] applegrove Apr 30 OP

Well, I'm shocked...not... Spazito Apr 30 #1

I bet some american outfit has the info now. Apparently the people who would applegrove Apr 30 #2

I still want to know how they got it... Spazito Apr 30 #3

Yes. They denied it. See the Globe and Mail article below: applegrove Apr 30 #4

I hope this puts the brakes on Smith's referendum for a bit at least... Spazito Apr 30 #5

Free cbc article on this at link RockCreek Apr 30 #6

Interesting that there is a Republican Party in Alberta. applegrove May 1 #7

I started a thread, but it was the same story, only from Jen Gershon. I deleted it and add Jen's link below. Swede May 1 #8