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Parties gear up for federal election 2015 – Alberta nominations update

Post author By Dave Cournoyer
Post date July 22, 2014
3 Comments on Parties gear up for federal election 2015 – Alberta nominations update

Aside from recent updates about Kent Hehr running in Calgary-Centre and Darshan Kang running in Calgary-Skyview, it has been a while since I have published an update to accompany the list of candidate nominations for the next federal election, expected to be held in 2015. So, without further ado, let me present you the latest update: The Lethbridge -> Medicine […]

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Alberta Politics

Scramble for federal nominations begins in Alberta

Post author By Dave Cournoyer
Post date December 9, 2013
7 Comments on Scramble for federal nominations begins in Alberta

It’s a fight – or at least it could be if two southern Alberta Conservative Members of Parliament seek their party’s nomination in the same riding. Boundary changes in the next federal election will mean that Lethbridge Conservative MP Jim Hillyer will find himself living within the boundaries of the new Medicine Hat riding. Mr. Hillyer has already announced […]

Alberta Politics

Nomination races begin for federal election 2015

Post author By Dave Cournoyer
Post date November 12, 2013
16 Comments on Nomination races begin for federal election 2015

There are 705 days until Monday, October 19, 2015, when the next Canadian federal election is scheduled to be held. With less than two years until Canadians choose who will serve as Members of Parliament and with new electoral boundaries coming into effect at the next election, candidates across Alberta are preparing to seek party […]

Alberta Politics

unmanned aircraft falling out of the sky hurts local economy.

Post author By Dave Cournoyer
Post date January 28, 2011
2 Comments on unmanned aircraft falling out of the sky hurts local economy.

Meanwhile, in non-Ed Stelmach or Ted Morton resignation news, Medicine Hat Conservative MP Lavar Payne and Alderman Jeremy Thompson comment on the bizarre story of an unmanned aircraft falling out of the sky, the effects it is having on the local economy, and Ottawa’s slow response.

Tags Ed Stelmach, Jeremy Thompson, Levar Payne, Ted Morton