Volunteer with Recall Justin Wright

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Ongoing concerns in Cypress–Medicine Hat include: - Emergency room access and staffing - Overcrowded classrooms. Constituents report a lack of visible, consistent advocacy in the democratic process as these issues persist, prompting calls to recall Justin Wright.

During legislative discussions on coal policy affecting Alberta’s eastern slopes and headwaters, many residents in Cypress Medicine Hat expected strong advocacy due to the direct impact on: Farms and ranches, irrigation systems, and long-term water security. Community members report feeling unheard when no clear public position or intervention was communicated on their behalf, raising concerns about the democratic process and prompting calls to recall Justin Wright.

Some statements made in the Legislature regarding Cypress Medicine Hat — including a story involving the RCMP — were later publicly contradicted by the RCMP. This situation has raised concerns among residents about accuracy, transparency, and trust in the democratic process, leading some to call for a recall of Justin Wright.

Residents in Cypress Medicine Hat describe town halls and public meetings as dismissive or unproductive. Many say they did not receive clear communication about how their feedback would be used in the democratic process and how the MLA planned to represent local priorities, leading some to consider ways to recall Justin Wright.

Funding for a local youth shelter in Cypress Medicine Hat was reduced, with resources redirected to an organization outside the riding. Residents express concern that they did not see strong public advocacy within the democratic process to keep those supports in the community. Many worry about the long-term impact on vulnerable youth close to home, leading some to call for a recall of Justin Wright.