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Alberta Slashing the Tax Credit for Charitable Giving

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Alberta Liberals: Solutions to Protect and Support Our Most Vulnerable

CALGARY, AB – (Friday) Liberal Leader David Swann announced Alberta Liberals will propose two initiatives to provide solutions for our most vulnerable citizens: increase funding to Family and Community Support Services (FCSS) and reinstate Premier Ed Stelmach’s Charitable Donation Tax Credit (CDTC). “Every person deserves a roof over their head,” said Swann. “When government, community…
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Hillary Clinton Launches Campaign for Presidency

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PCs completely out of touch with flood victims: Alberta Party

Windsor calls remarks by PC Candidate “plainly irresponsible”. HIGH RIVER, AB – Alberta Party Candidate Joel Windsor says he is baffled by comments made by PC Candidate Carrie Fischer suggesting the flood is not an issue in the constituency. “I’m not hearing the flood factoring into the election at all,” said Fischer during an interview…
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Wildrose Calls in Auditor General to Investigate if PCs Hiding Gov’t Contracts

EDMONTON, AB – The Wildrose is calling on the Auditor General to investigate whether the legally required government disclosure of contracts (the Blue Book) is accurate. Multiple freedom of information requests confirm Enzo Development Inc. was hired for a $21 million sole-source contract during the 2013 floods to deliver modular classrooms to High River and…
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Alberta Liberals on the Campaign Trail

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Prentice Plan Will Continue Building Critical Infrastructure and Protecting Jobs

CALGARY – Progressive Conservative Leader Jim Prentice outlined how the party’s infrastructure plan will protect Alberta jobs, and invest in the services and infrastructure that matter most to Albertans. “In a rapidly growing province, Albertans rightly expect their government to have a realistic plan to invest in schools, health care facilities and roads we use…
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Election 2015: Publicly supported Job Creation is Good but only in Green Sectors of the Economy

Provincial Greens want to see the provincial government support job creation but not just any job. Greens support creation of jobs that move Alberta away from its current heavy dependency on hydrocarbons. According to Green Party of Alberta leader Janet Keeping “Public money should only be spent to further the public interest and ever more…
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Alberta PC: Protecting Property Rights: Preserving the Whaleback

Protecting our land, property rights and conserving Alberta’s beauty. The campaign team travelled to the Whaleback (Friday). For those who haven’t been there, it is an extraordinarily beautiful place, a gem on the map of Alberta. It comprises a full two percent of the province’s land and attracts outdoor enthusiasts and nature-lovers alike. But…
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Standing Up For Accountability: Wildrose Commits to Expanding Sunshine List Across Government

EDMONTON, AB (April 13, 2015): Today, the Wildrose committed to expand the “Sunshine List” salary and severance disclosure and the disclosure of vendors to all levels of government, including agencies, boards and commissions (ABCs). “Unlike the PCs, the Wildrose is committed to standing up for greater transparency and accountability across government,” Wildrose Leader Brian…
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The Alberta Party: A Roaring Start to the Campaign!

Saturday, Alberta Party Leader Greg Clark launched the Alberta Party’s 2015 campaign to a large crowd of supporters at his Calgary-Elbow campaign headquarters. The speech was broadcast live on the Internet to Alberta Party candidates and supporters spread out across the province. Greg reminded the crowd that the PCs have increased our government’s dependence on…
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Standing Up For Albertans: Wildrose Would Prioritize High Need Long-Term Care Spaces Across the Province

FORT McMURRAY, AB – As part of Standing Up for Patient-Centred Seniors Care, the Wildrose would put an end to PC broken promises and prioritize high need seniors long-term care nursing spaces across the province, Wildrose Leader Brian Jean announced today. “The Wildrose is dedicated to standing up for patient-centred seniors care, this means…
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Rachel Notley’s Rally for Change overflows with supporters

EDMONTON – Hundreds of supporters turned out (Sunday) for Rachel Notley’s Rally for Change, as she wrapped up the first week of her Leader’s Tour in Edmonton. Fire code regulations forced supporters into two separate overflow rooms as space in the main hall was quickly exhausted. Supporters watching live-feed TVs chanted her name as Notley…
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Measured against Green principles, the Alberta budget comes up short

By Janet Keeping Greens base their approach to politics on basic principles, such as sustainability, social justice, ecological wisdom, respect for diversity and sincere democracy. Measured against tenets such as these, the 2015 Alberta budget is both unfair and unimaginative. And because it was introduced in a manipulative way, the whole process feels unsavoury,…
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Reality Check: Wildrose Would Put a Stop to PC Spending Binge

EDMONTON, AB – (Friday), in response to the detailed Wildrose plan to balance the budget without raising taxes, Jim Prentice was adamant about the need to bring in the largest tax increase in Alberta history on the back of Alberta families. “You can’t balance the budget in three years without raising revenue.” What Prentice means…

