Have Your Say Illegal Pipeline Protests Rachel Notley’s NDP Provincial Council has formally endorsed illegal protests against the Coastal GasLink pipeline in B.C. Let us know what you think. Have Your Say Rachel Notley’s NDP Provincial Council has formally endorsed illegal protests against the Coastal GasLink pipeline in B.C. This, despite the project having the …
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Read moreHave Your Say: The Students First Act Alberta’s government introduced and passed the Students First Act this Fall to ensure safety for students, confidence for parents, and accountability for teachers. The United Conservative caucus wants to know your thoughts. Have your say below! Take Action Keeping Students Let us know what you think. Share this …
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With the Rural Municipalities of Alberta convention underway, the United Conservative caucus is highlighting that when the Notley NDP was in government, they invested nothing whatsoever into rural broadband. In stark contrast, Alberta’s United Conservative government has made a commitment to invest a historic $150 million into rural broadband that will likely unlock further funding …
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The United Conservative Caucus condemns the Notley NDP for endorsing illegal protests against the Coastal GasLink pipeline in B.C., a project supported by every elected First Nations Chief and Council along the project’s route. The Alberta NDP Provincial Council passed a resolution endorsing the illegal pipeline blockades this past weekend. High-profile NDP MLAs like Janis Irwin and Richard Feehan have also …
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Read moreIn Session:Last month, we returned to session, ready and eager to get to work on the issues that matter most to Albertans. As a result of my obligations to represent my constituents in the Assembly, I am away from my office for large portions of time while we are in session in Edmonton until mid-December. …
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Read moreThe past few weeks have been busy as we have seen some great economic activity come back to Alberta. Last week alone we saw $7 billion in new investments. These investments will create thousands of new, well paying jobs for Albertans. The recent investments along with our government’s recovery plan is positioning our province for prosperity …
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Read moreThe last few weeks have been busy as the fall session of the legislature resumed and our government introduced legislation to implement Alberta’s Recovery Plan. We also continue to see COVID numbers and hospitalizations decline. This is in large part to Albertans following the guidelines set in place through the Restricted Exemption Program and continuing …
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