This Week in Alberta - Jumping the Queue
Stephen Duckett (AKA Cookie Monster) has raised a stir by suggesting some politically connected individuals receive preferential treatment in Alberta's Health Care system, and are able to jump the queue.
The PCs have generally shrugged this one off, like most accusations against their government, but there has been one notable exception - leadership candidate Allison Redford, who has joined the call of the opposition parties and editorials for a public inquiry.
ALSO IN THE NEWS...
- The Alberta Liberals signed up 1,000 new supporters in the first week of their new open primary style membership system. And now, Alf Apps is talking about the federal Liberals doing the same thing.
- Ed Stelmach remains unpopular. But his numbers are improving.
The PCs have generally shrugged this one off, like most accusations against their government, but there has been one notable exception - leadership candidate Allison Redford, who has joined the call of the opposition parties and editorials for a public inquiry.
ALSO IN THE NEWS...
- The Alberta Liberals signed up 1,000 new supporters in the first week of their new open primary style membership system. And now, Alf Apps is talking about the federal Liberals doing the same thing.
- Ed Stelmach remains unpopular. But his numbers are improving.
Labels: Alberta politics, Allison Redford, Stephen Duckett
posted by calgarygrit at
11:00 AM
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The next big step for the ALP is going to be building relationships with all these new supporters. There seems to be some who believe the work stops when you have them registered. That's only beginning.
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Matt Grant, at 3:29 PM
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