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By daveberta on April 23rd, 2013

Sprawl Cabal of wealthy developers plot to take over Calgary City Council.

Category: Alberta Politics, Tags: Cal Wenzel, Druh Farrell, Duncan Kinney, Mitt Romney, Naheed Nenshi, Preston Manning, Richard Pootmans

By daveberta on April 23rd, 2013

Tories versus Wildrose: Year One in Alberta’s new political game.

Category: Alberta Politics, Tags: Alison Redford, Brian Mason, Bruce McAllister, Danielle Smith, Daryl Katz, Dave Hancock, Doug Griffiths, Doug Horner, Fred Horne, Heather Forsyth, Jeff Johnson, Kerry Towle, Naheed Nenshi, Raj Sherman, Rob Anderson, Shayne Saskiw, Stephen Mandel, Thomas Lukaszuk

By daveberta on April 19th, 2013

Fake tuition freeze flops after Redford’s $147 million budget cut.

Category: Alberta Politics, Tags: Alison Redford, Danielle Smith, Naheed Nenshi, Ralph Klein, Stephen Khan, Stephen Mandel, Thomas Lukaszuk

By daveberta on April 17th, 2013

Can Stephen Mandel save Alberta’s Tories from a Wildrose win in 2016?

Category: Alberta Politics, Tags: Alison Redford, Danielle Smith, Doug Horner, Naheed Nenshi, Stephen Mandel

By daveberta on March 14th, 2013

Preston Manning’s libertarian manifesto for City government.

Category: Alberta Politics, Tags: Naheed Nenshi, Preston Manning

By daveberta on March 6th, 2013

Rural Albertans supporting lazy high-rise condo dwelling urbanites, says Griffiths.

Category: Alberta Politics, Tags: Doug Griffiths, Gary Bikman, Laurie Blakeman, Naheed Nenshi

By daveberta on March 5th, 2013

What to expect in the spring sitting? Dirt, mud, and more dirt.

Category: Alberta Politics, Tags: Alison Redford, Brian Mason, Danielle Smith, Donald Ethell, Doug Horner, Gene Zwozdesky, Jill Clayton, John Vertes, Naheed Nenshi, Neil Wilksonson, O. Brian Fjeldheim, Raj Sherman, Rob Anderson

By daveberta on November 27th, 2012

Joan Crockatt wins close race in Calgary-Centre.

Category: Alberta Politics, Tags: Chris Turner, David McGuinty, Harvey Locke, Joan Crockatt, Justin Trudeau, Naheed Nenshi

By daveberta on November 25th, 2012

Will Calgarians surprise the nation in tomorrow’s by-election vote?

Category: Alberta Politics, Tags: Chris Turner, David McGuinty, Harvey Locke, Joan Crockatt, Justin Trudeau, Naheed Nenshi

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 18th, 2012

With one week left, a second poll shows three-way race in Calgary-Centre.

Category: Alberta Politics, Tags: Alison Redford, Avalon Roberts, Bob Rae, Chris Turner, Craig Cheffins, Dan Meades, Darshan Kang, David Suzuki, Diane Colley-Urquhart, Elizabeth May, Fred Stenson, Gary Dickson, Grant Mitchell, Harvey Locke, Jay Ingram, Joan Crockatt, Joyce Murray, Justin Trudeau, Kent Hehr, Martha Hall Findlay, Naheed Nenshi, Paul Hinman, Raj Sherman, Ralph Goodale, Ralph Klein, Sheldon Chumir, Shiraz Shariff, Terry Mercer

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

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