Mark Hudson was vice-president of fundraising and events for the constituency association until last week when he and five other members of the board, including its president, quit. #abpoli #ableg
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Research shows that the single most effective form of political
action is the one-on-one conversation. The Stop Kenney campaign is a
people powered campaign bent on having tens of thousands of one-on-one conversations about voting in the next election. We might not have the cash that Kenney’s big corporate buddies have but we have the numbers.
action is the one-on-one conversation. The Stop Kenney campaign is a
people powered campaign bent on having tens of thousands of one-on-one conversations about voting in the next election. We might not have the cash that Kenney’s big corporate buddies have but we have the numbers.
Progress Alberta will give you the tools, training and direction you
need to both organize in your own communities and have as many
conversations as possible.
Let’s get to know Jason Kenney a little better.
allthecanadianpolitics:
Hey Albertan’s, want to convince your friends and family not to support Jason Kenney’s UCP in this spring’s election?
This website points out some major problems with Jason Kenney backed up citations and articles.
The website is created by the Alberta NDP, but everything they’ve posted is backed up with citations so its not just partisan mudslinging.
I worry for this province if the #UCP are elected. This site is a good resource. Check it out!
Alberta hikes minimum wage, adds food service jobs for the third straight year
Alberta’s significant minimum wage hike in recent years has not led to massive job losses or reduced work hours. #abpoli #ableg
Has a UCP candidate voiced what her party really thinks about two-tier health care? | rabble.ca
Last October she was recorded at a UCP nomination-candidates’ meeting in Canmore.
The key part of what Rosin said about health care was this: “we need to look at a two-tiered system, so that we can get those who have worked hard for their money to get out of the system if they would like to.” (Emphasis added.)