Chemtrails: Danielle Smith says she dug into the subject

During a public meeting, Premier Danielle Smith said she had tried to shed light on the theory of the spraying of chemicals by planes in Alberta. Information on these chemtrails was first reported by the journalist ofAlberta ViewsKatie Telling, but Radio-Canada was not there.

During the United Conservative Party event in Edmonton, one person asked for the safety data sheet of anything sprayed on Alberta.

Ms. Smith responded that she had done everything she could to try to find this information.

Because the question is constantly raised in all public meetings. The best I could do was talk to the woman who is in charge of airspace control, and she said no one is allowed to go spray anything in the air.

Some people then booed the Prime Minister’s response. The other person told me that if anyone does it, it’s the US Department of Defense.

I have limits in my job, I don’t know if I would have much power if that were the case, if the US Department of Defense pulverized uscontinued Danielle Smith.

So I will do what I can to investigate.

But everywhere I went, I found no evidence of the involvement of private sector companies, my environment ministryshe clarified.

When CBC asked the U.S. Department of Defense for comment, the Pentagon suggested asking the North American Aerospace Defense Command (NORAD).

The NORAD for his part responded that the organization and the Northern Command of the United States (United States Northern Command) do not conduct any aerial activity in Canada involving the spraying of chemicals.

The conspiracy theory of chemtrails suggests that white trails left by planes deliberately release chemicals into the air. The white streaks are more likely due to condensation, depending on the temperature and humidity level.

“Many Albertans” are wondering

Later, the Prime Minister’s office defended itself by email, specifying that Ms. Smith had heard the concerns of many Albertans on this subject.

In response, the provincial government looked into the matter and found no evidence of the presence of chemtrails in Alberta. The Prime Minister simply shared what she heard from people over the summer on this issue.

She didn’t say she believed the U.S. government was using chemical trails in Albertais written in the email from a spokesperson.

At another public meeting, this time in Red Deer, in August, the Prime Minister was asked if she could stop the phenomenon of chemtrails. Radio-Canada was not present during the event.

I don’t know who you want me to stop because every time I try to find out who is doing this I hit a dead endcan we hear it in an audio recording to which CBC had access.

So if you have the name of a business or location you want me to review, I’ll be happy to investigate.