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19 Alberta ridings I’ll be watching closely on Election Day

Post author By Dave Cournoyer
Post date May 25, 2023
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19 Alberta ridings I’ll be watching closely on Election Day (source: CanadianPolling.ca)

There are four days left until Election Day in Alberta.

Readers of the Daveberta will know I’ve been watching this Alberta election pretty closely and, while I’ve actually been watching all 87 ridings throughout the campaign, there are a few handfuls I’ve been keeping a close eye on.

Some of them will be close races and some will be won with landslides.

Here’s my list of 19 ridings I’ll be watching closely on Election Day.

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Episode 19: Quashing Pipelines and Political Dreams

Post author By Dave Cournoyer
Post date September 10, 2018
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In this episode of the Daveberta Podcast, Dave Cournoyer and Ryan Hastman discuss the latest news in Alberta politics, including Premier Rachel Notley’s response to the quashing of approval of the Trans Mountain Pipeline, how rumours of an early federal election could impact Alberta’s 2019 election, and Ryan’s favourite topic, the Alberta Party.

We discussed some of the latest candidate nomination news , including the Calgary-Fish Creek UCP Islamophobia controversy and upcoming contests in Bonnyville-Cold Lake-St. Paul, Edmonton-Glenora, Calgary-Elbow, and Edmonton-McClung. We also respond some of the great questions you sent us, including about the Calgary 2026 Olympic bid and thoughts on Notley’s pipeline speech at Calgary Pride.

The Daveberta Podcast is a member of the Alberta Podcast Network powered by ATB Financial.

You can listen and subscribe on Apple Podcasts, Google Play, Stitcher, or wherever you find podcasts online. We’d love to hear what you think of this episode, so feel free to leave a review where you download, comment on the blog, Facebook or Twitter or send us an email at podcast@daveberta.ca.

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We are always thankful to our hard working producer, Adam Rozenhart, who helps make each episode of the Daveberta Podcast sound so great.

Thank you for listening!

Recommended reading/watching

To Restore Civil Society, Start with the Library, by Eric Klinenberg (New York Times, September 8, 2018)
Early federal election rumours build, by Robin Sears (Toronto Star, September 9, 2018)
So you want to be a candidate in Jason Kenney’s UCP? video by Edmonton-Castle Downs NDP MLA Nicole Goehring (Twitter)
The Trans Mountain Pipeline expansion isn’t dead. But delays will be costly, by Trevor Tombe (Macleans, August 30, 2018)
Rachel Notley’s televised response to the quashing of the Trans Mountain Pipeline expansion (Facebook, August 30, 2018)

Tags Adam Rozenhart, Alberta Election 2019, Alberta Election Candidate Nominations, Alberta NDP, Alberta Party, Bonnyville-Cold Lake-St. Paul, Calgary Olympics 2026, Calgary Pride, Calgary-Beddington, Calgary-Elbow, Calgary-Fish Creek, Calgary-South East, Canada Election 2019, Chris Davis, Cindy Ross, Climate Change, Craig Copeland, Dave Cournoyer, Dave Quest, Daveberta Podcast, David Hanson, Doug Schweitzer, Edmonton-Castle Downs, Edmonton-Glenora, Edmonton-McClung, Edmonton-Strathcona, Eric Klinenberg, Greg Clark, Janice Harrington, Jason Kenney, Joe Ceci, Justin Trudeau, Karen McPherson, Kinder Morgan Trans-Mountain Pipeline, Laurie Mozeson, Linda Duncan, New York Times, Nicole Geohring, Oil Pipelines, Public Libraries, Rachel Notley, Richard Gotfried, Rick Fraser, Robin Sears, Ryan Hastman, Sarah Hoffman, Shannon Phillips, Stephen Mandel, Strathcona-Sherwood Park, Toronto Star, United Conservative Party

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