An Alberta baker defiantly rebuked a provincial boycott tied to a petition against the premier, calling it unjust political retaliation.

An Alberta baker is pushing back against a provincial boycott linked to a recall effort targeting the premier, telling the office to "bite me" in a public exchange. The incident stems from a petition calling for the premier’s removal, which has sparked debate over political accountability and free speech. The baker, whose business was reportedly targeted in the boycott, claims the action is unjustified and a form of political retaliation. The situation highlights tensions between public dissent and economic consequences in Alberta.