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By daveberta on February 8th, 2013

Alberta politics takes a negative turn online.

Category: Alberta Politics, Tags: Alison Redford, Danielle Smith, Lee Richardson, Steve Young

By daveberta on January 16th, 2013

Big turnover in Premier’s communications office.

Category: Alberta Politics, Tags: Alison Redford, Christine Cusanelli, Darren Cunningham, Jay O'Neill, Kathy Lazowski, Kim Misik, Lee Richardson, Nikki Booth, Stefan Baranski, Stephen Harper, Tammy Forbes, Tracy Balash

By daveberta on January 11th, 2013

Alison Redford’s revenue problem will define 2013 budget fight.

Category: Alberta Politics, Tags: Alison Redford, Brian Mason, Danielle Smith, Doug Horner, Jay O'Neill, Lee Richardson, Raj Sherman, Stefan Baranski

By daveberta on November 23rd, 2012

Right-wing Sun News tries to rescue Conservative fortunes in Calgary-Centre.

Category: Alberta Politics, Tags: Alison Redford, Candice Malcolm, Chris Turner, Danielle Smith, David McGuinty, Donal O'Beirne, Eric Grenier, Ezra Levant, Harvey Locke, Jason Kenney, Joan Crockatt, Justin Trudeau, Lee Richardson, William McBeath

By daveberta on November 20th, 2012

Guest Post: Yes, Calgary-Centre Can Elect a Progressive MP.

Category: Alberta Politics, Tags: Eric Lowther, Jeremy Barretto, Joan Crockatt, Joe Clark, Kent Hehr, Lee Richardson, Naheed Nenshi

By daveberta on November 13th, 2012

IT’S A RACE! New poll shows emerging three-way race in Calgary-Centre by-election.

Category: Alberta Politics, Tags: Blake Richards, Bob Rae, Chris Turner, Dan Meades, David Eggen, David Suzuki, Elizabeth May, Harvey Locke, Jason Kenney, Joan Crockatt, Justin Trudeau, Lee Richardson, Linda Johnson, Martha Hall Findlay, Michelle Rempel, Naheed Nenshi, Thomas Mulcair

By daveberta on September 27th, 2012

How Alberta’s federal politicians voted on Motion 312.

Category: Alberta Politics, Tags: Blake Richards, Deepak Obhrai, Devinder Shory, Lee Richardson, Linda Duncan, Michelle Rempel, Stephen Harper, Ted Menzies, Tim Uppal

By daveberta on September 6th, 2012

“transparency” is hard when your party has been in power for 41 years.

Category: Alberta Politics, Tags: Alison Redford, Allaudin Merali, Doug Black, Doug Horner, Ernie Eves, Evan Berger, George Smitherman, John Tory, Karen Lynch, Lee Richardson, Stepgen Baranski, Tim Hudak

By daveberta on August 21st, 2012

calgary-centre conservatives and liberals choosing their by-election candidates.

Category: Alberta Politics, Tags: Barb Higgins, Bill Smith, Bobbie Sparrow, Craig Chandler, David Swann, Don Plett, Donna Kennedy-Glans, Doug Finley, Doug Griffiths, Dustin Franks, Hal Walker, Harvie Andre, Jeff Calloway, Jennifer Pollock, Joy Smith, Lee Richardson, Manmeet Bhullar, Mike Duffy, Peter Demong, Rahim Sahan, Rod Bruinooge, Sean Chu, Stefan Spargo, Thomas Mulcair, Zain Velji

By daveberta on August 6th, 2012

calgary-centre by-election nominations take a strange turn.

Category: Alberta Politics, Tags: Alison Redford, Andy Crooks, Anne McGrath, Belinda Stronach, Chris Turner, Dave Taylor, Greg McLean, Harvey Locke, Jack Layton, Joan Crockatt, Joe Soares, John Mar, Jon Lord, Lee Richardson, Rahim Sajan, Rick Billington, Stefan Spargo, Thomas Mulcair, William Hamilton

By daveberta on July 5th, 2012

nathan cullen aims to unite progressives in calgary-centre.

Category: Alberta Politics, Tags: Alison Redford, Beena Ashar, Donna Montgomery, Joan Crockatt, John Mar, Lee Richardson, Nathan Cullen, Rachel Notley, Stephen Harper, William Hamilton

By daveberta on June 20th, 2012

[updated] did jason kenney deepen the conservative divide in calgary-centre?

Category: Alberta Politics, Tags: Alison Redford, Andy Crooks, Beena Ashar, Dave Taylor, Eric Lowther, Jason Kenney, Jennifer Pollock, Joan Crockatt, Joe Clark, John Mar, Ken Boessenkool, Kent Hehr, Lee Richardson, Rainer Knopff, Ray Jones, Rob Anders, Stephen Harper, Ted Morton, Thomas Lukaszuk, Tom Flanagan, William Hamilton

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