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The Progressive Conservative Association of Alberta (often referred to colloquially as Progressive Conservative Party of Alberta) is a provincial right-of-centre party in the Canadian province of Alberta. The party has formed the provincial government, without interruption, since 1971 under premiers Peter Lougheed (1971–1985), Don Getty (1985–1992), Ralph Klein (1992–2006) and Ed Stelmach (2006–present).
Leader: Alison Redford
Founded: 1905
Ideology: Conservatism
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La Progressive Conservative Association of Alberta (Association progressiste-conservatrice de l'Alberta) est un parti politique provincial de centre-droite dans la province canadienne de l'Alberta. Le parti a formé le gouvernement provincial sans interruption ...
Alberta Premier Ed Stelmach gives the thumbs up at a rally the day before the March 3 provincial election. His Progressive Conservatives coasted to an easy victory. , positive
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Three people have entered the race to become the new Progressive Conservative candidate for the Olds-Didsbury-Three Hills constituency, which includes the towns of Crossfield, Irricana and Beiseker,
Darcy Davis, Al Kemmere and William Stevenson are all vying for the position, to be determined by card-holding PC members, Nov. 26.
The youngest of the three, William Stevenson, 40, an accountant with a background in business and agriculture, grew up in Airdrie and regularly spent time on his family farm north of Crossfield.
He has been a member of both the provincial and federal PC parties ...
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"Redford shows her Liberal colours; Clunkers, flip-flops can no longer be chalked up to rookie mistakes," by Lorne Gunter, Nov. 6.
Lorne Gunter has brought to mind what I have been saying for years.
There are a lot of liberals and Liberals masquerading around in the Progressive Conservative party, and thank God for that.
If the PC party were to espouse the true philosophy of right-wing conservatism, as they sometimes profess to do, it would no longer get elected in this province.
Think for example when Ralph Klein, who thought of himself as God's gift to Albertans, kept attempting to ...
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Sagging in the polls and with several veterans headed for retirement, Alberta Liberals faced more grim news Monday when one of their most seasoned MLAs - Bridget Pastoor - jumped ship to the Tory government.
The surprise floor-crossing came just a few weeks after the two-term MLA for Leth-bridge-East was named party whip by new Liberal Leader Raj Sherman, who himself left the Tories last year.
"In my mind, this is not a partisan decision. I have the utmost respect for Raj Sherman, a man who stood up for what he believed in," Pastoor said at the legislature, flanked by Premier Alison ...
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Gallery Fickle Mother Nature dumps close to 10 centimetres of snow on Calgary CALGARY — Between five and 10 centimetres of wet snow blanketed Calgary on Saturday morning, proving once again that spring in the city can be fickle. “This is the time of year when it happens, especially in southern Alberta,” said Environment Canada meteorologist Brenda Niska-Aro.
Mother Midwife Midwifery saves money and lives. Why is Newfoundland and Labrador lagging so far behind the rest of Canada?
No progress in police hunt for fatal hit-and-run motorist The hunt for the driver of a van that allegedly drove off after a fatal car crash continued on Saturday with no arrests. Police are looking to track down the driver of a Kia Sedona that hit a Pontiac Grand Am on the Trans-Canada Highway two kilometres west of Valley Ridge Boulevard N.W. on Thursday.
NDP leader Thomas Mulcair takes aim at oilsands NDP leader Thomas Mulcair says that, because of the way it raises the value of the Canadian dollar, other parts of the country are paying a price for the prosperity enjoyed by natural resource sectors such as the oilsands in Alberta.
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