Ed
No one knows a thing about him, including Albertans. And now he's our Premier.
Since no one knows much of anything about him, his first Cabinet will certainly help define Ed. Daveberta speculates on who will make the cut in Friday's announcement. The CBC has also made a list of his 42 promises and will presumably be checking them off over time.
Since no one knows much of anything about him, his first Cabinet will certainly help define Ed. Daveberta speculates on who will make the cut in Friday's announcement. The CBC has also made a list of his 42 promises and will presumably be checking them off over time.
posted by calgarygrit at
1:49 p.m.
4 Comments:
Who is this guy?
I live in Alberta and I have never heard of him.
By
Down & Out in L A, at 3:53 p.m.
Eddy is a jack of all trades as are most farmers, and master of us all, for the time being. He's no king Ralph thats for sure. He is quiet or "boring" depending on your take. The reason most people have never heard of him is... he just gets things done and does not go looking to be in the limelight for doing so. Not your typical politician. Lets hope he continues his old ways.
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Tim, at 9:26 p.m.
Here are my guesses
Lloyd Snelgrove (Vermilion-Lloydminster)
President of the Treasury Board, Minister of Service Alberta, (Minister Responsible for Personnel Administration Office)
Doug Horner (Spruce Grove-Sturgeon-St. Albert)
Minister of Advanced Education and Technology
Iris Evans (Sherwood Park)
Minister of Employment, Immigration and Industry
Mel Knight (Grande Prairie-Smoky)
Minister of Energy
Dave Hancock (Edmonton-Whitemud)
Minister of Health and Wellness, Government House Leader
Ray Danyluk (Lac La Biche-St. Paul)
Minister of Municipal Affairs and Housing
Ron Liepert (Calgary-West)
Minister of Education
Janis Tarchuk (Banff-Cochrane)
Minister of Children's Services
Rob Renner (Medicine Hat)
Minister of Environment, Deputy Government House Leader
George Groeneveld (Highwood)
Minister of Agriculture and Food
Lyle Oberg (Strathmore-Brooks)
Minister of Finance
Luke Ouellette (Innisfail-Sylvan Lake)
Minister of Infrastructure and Transportation
Ron Stevens (Calgary-Glenmore )
Minister of Justice and Attorney General, Deputy Government House Leader
Greg Melchin (Calgary-North West)
Minister of Seniors and Community Supports
Guy Boutilier (Fort McMurray-Wood Buffalo)
Minister of International, Intergovernmental and Aboriginal Relations
Ted Morton (Foothills-Rocky View)
Minister of Sustainable Resource Development
Fred Lindsay (Stony Plain)
Solicitor General and Minister of Public Security
Hector Goudreau (Dunvegan-Central Peace)
Minister of Tourism, Parks, Recreation and Culture
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