872:. The AUPE launched a legal challenge against Bill 46, and two months later Court of Queen's Bench Justice Denny Thomas granted an indefinite injunction, saying that "the legislation could irreparably harm labour relations, guts the collective bargaining process and effectively emasculates the AUPE." Redford continued to defend the legislation and "reiterated the government's intent to appeal the judge's order." In the words of one observer, "the Redford government felt it was necessary to come down hard on them in order to snuff out any hope of wage increases that might add to the provincial budget deficit." Following Redford's resignation, the AUPE and the Hancock government reached a tentative agreement calling for an immediate $ 1800 lump sum for salaried employees (prorated for wage earners) and a pay increase of 6.75% to be spread over four years. The compensation deal proposed by the Redford government had been just 2% over four years and an $ 875 lump sum in 2014/15. The government dropped its appeal against the injunction after the deal with the AUPE was reached.
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faculty job losses across the province, Thomas
Lukazuk, the Minister responsible for Advanced Education, announced $ 142.5 million had come available to construct a new Engineering building at University of Calgary. This figure was a controversial amount, close to the $ 147 million needed to reverse cuts 8 months before. The decision was also at odds with the government's written assurances to university administrators on July 3, 2013 that they would advocate to reverse the budget cuts if additional dollars became available: "Look guys, you're not happy, I'm not happy with this budget. But this is the reality ... The moment I have any extra dollars I can access, I'll be the first on my knees before the treasury board advocating for you to get your dollars. But in the meantime, get your financial houses in order," he said.
1008:, which was the Progressive Conservative Party's third contest in eight years. Redford announced her resignation as the MLA for Calgary-Elbow on August 6, one day before an Auditor General's report into her travel expenses was scheduled for release. On August 7, 2014 a report by the Auditor General of Alberta noted that as Premier she and her office had "used public resources inappropriately," "used public assets (aircraft) for personal and partisan purposes" and that Redford "was involved in a plan to convert public space in a public building into personal living space." The report concluded that these abuses arose due to an "aura of power around Premier Redford and her office and the perceptions that the influence of the office should not be questioned." The key findings included:
965:. Her attendance created a controversy when it was revealed the Alberta government covered the approximately $ 45,000 cost for her trip, including roughly $ 10,000 for a privately chartered flight to return to Alberta from South Africa for a swearing-in of the new Alberta Cabinet. Redford's travel further elicited disapproval from social media pundits when it was revealed that Redford's 12-year-old daughter and her friend had occasionally travelled with her mother on official government trips. In mid-March 2014, Redford repaid the costs of the Mandela funeral trip and apologized. It was reported in the press that the money was repaid only after weeks of refusals to do so, and Redford "only relented after tensions within her caucus spilled into the public realm."
727:, the perceived frontrunner and the preferred candidate of caucus, with 19 per cent of the vote compared to 41 per cent for Mar. Redford's supporters included a large percentage of new members who had purchased party memberships solely to support her bid to provide progressive new leadership to a party which had held power in the province since 1971. Redford's promise to reverse the government's $ 107-million education cut gained the support of teachers and appealed to many Albertans who had lost confidence in the party establishment. With no candidate winning the necessary 50 per cent plus one on the first ballot a second and third round of voting was held on October 2, 2011. After the third round of voting Redford beat Mar, winning 51 per cent of the vote.
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opposition criticized as "politicking at public expense." These expenses were never publicly disclosed nor proven. The
Auditor General's report elaborated on the role of the trip scout, which was a new position created shortly after the 2012 election. The following year Tetreault's salary was listed as $ 127,827 annually. Among her duties was advance travel to locations the Premier was expected to visit, and emails released in the wake of the Auditor General's report reveal that among her activities she was "forwarding photos of hotels and suites, sussing out suitable patios and restaurants and at least once advising on public toilets." The position was cancelled after Redford's resignation as Premier and Tetreault was reassigned within the government.
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Amendment Act (Bill 10)). The move satisfied the AUPE who had objected to these bills, in concert with Bills 45 and 46. The promise was also made not to re-introduce Bills 9 and 10. The following day, it was announced that Prentice would visit Michener Centre, a long term care center controversially marked for closure by the Redford government. Opposition parties had called on successive governments to keep the centre open. Many of Prentice's first actions in office were seen as an attempt to rehabilitate the Progressive Conservative Party in the eyes of the public. On March 20, 2015 Prentice announced that Bill 45 would be repealed, stating "I don't agree with the content of the legislation."
856:, Health Sciences Association of Alberta and Canadian Union of Provincial Employees-Alberta, representing 85,000 Albertans. Bill 45 imposes severe economic sanctions on provincial workers that strike. Those workers are already forbidden from striking as they are deemed "essential services." On March 20, 2015 it was reported that Bill 45 was being repealed. Premier Jim Prentice, Redford's successor, announced that "I don't agree with the content of the legislation and we will move forward and define essential service legislation that is as respectful of our employees as it is respectful of taxpayers." The AUPE felt that "'one of the most odious remnants of the Redford era' will be gone."
892:, prompting a "frosty" response from Redford in October 2012. In November 2013, a framework for a deal was worked out between the two leaders, with Redford's position on royalties remaining unchanged. One analyst remarked that the "public scuffle with British Columbia’s Premier, Christy Clark, over the Northern Gateway pipeline, was a first indication of unproductive handling" of energy issues by Redford's government. There was also an instability of appointments in the energy portfolios (including the removal of Ken Hughes as energy minister and the resignation of Kennedy-Glans as associate minister for electricity and renewable resources).
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severance benefits. Additional payouts to staff and executive council accounted for an additional 1.3 million dollars. In May 2014 it was revealed that
Redford was assigned a personal protective security detail from the Calgary Police Service, at a forecast of $ 1.8M over budget. Her predecessor, Ed Stelmach, was protected by seven provincial sheriffs. Heavily redacted documents obtained by the media gave no evidence as to what rationale Redford had for the additional security detail, which provided security to Redford and her family in Calgary, Canmore and Banff.
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Columbia's acting ethics commissioner, concluded that Alison Redford did not break Alberta's Conflict of Interest Act. Fraser noted, "In making the choice of counsel in the tobacco litigation, she used sensible and principled reasoning, based on cogent information she received in the briefing note from government officials and that she had collected in the course of her active tenure as Minister of Justice and Attorney General."
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Springs but also worked in her constituency, as her intention was to complete her term as the MLA for Calgary-Elbow. On August 6, 2014, she resigned her seat in the legislature in order to "start the next chapter of my life." In a public statement published in the
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actual work had prompted wide public outrage. Another election issue had been "gold-plated pensions" and
Redford rejected the advice of a panel of experts to reinstate handsome pensions for MLAs, as well as a suggestion she hike her own salary in excess of $ 300,000, instead vowing not to take a pension at all. In the wake of public spending scandals involving the Minister for Tourism and senior executives with
768:, two of the Wildrose candidates' extreme views, as well as Smith's refusal to condemn them, cost her a chance of unseating Redford. Ultimately, Wildrose failed to get much support in the urban areas, winning only two seats in Calgary and being shut out in Edmonton. With this win, Redford became the fourth woman in Canadian history to lead a political party to victory in an election, after
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Redford's staff had high salaries, including her chief of staff who earned more than his counterparts who worked for the Canadian Prime Minister or U.S. President. Further public allegations were that Redford's executive assistant charged $ 9,000 in lodging while working in Edmonton, averaging $ 200 a night for what the press referred to as "luxury hotel" stays.
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resign. During the weekend of March 15–16, 2014, Redford met the PC party executive in a closed-door meeting, where she faced a caucus revolt, with 10 MLAs announcing publicly their intention to meet on March 16 to debate whether to leave the PC party and sit as
Independents. On March 17, the rookie associate minister for electricity
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Overspending on a trip to India was revealed, to the tune of $ 11,000, when members of Redford's "inner circle" flew on a trade mission to India then stopped over in the United Kingdom before a conference in Switzerland. Further scrutiny by media and opposition parties has led to a re-examination of
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and that her absence would continue, though "the reason for her excuse is confidential." In declaring her absence to the speaker, Redford ensured she would not be docked pay for non-attendance in the Legislature, whose rules state that a token deduction of $ 100 a day would be levied for each day
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The cost incurred by the severance packages of her personal support staff also drew criticism. According to the terms of the contracts they were engaged under, her chief of staff, communications director and other "senior staffers" became entitled to receive a total of over 1 million dollars in
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quit the Progressive Conservative caucus to sit as an Independent, saying that Redford was a "not a nice woman" and a bully". Steve Robson, president of the PC association in the northeast Edmonton, described Redford as an "arrogant" leader who does not listen to her caucus and called on her to
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she recognized "that mistakes were made along the way" and accepted responsibility for her decisions. She added that she and her family will continue to live in Alberta and that she plans to teach as well as resume her work in international development and public policy.
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2372:"Smith blames controversial remarks, strategic voting for Alberta loss"
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said Allen had responded to an ad posted by an undercover officer on
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4154:"Alison Redford cleared of 'tobaccogate' allegations in third probe"
2855:"Jesse Kline: Alison Redford and Christy Clark's rocky relationship"
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3023:"Canadian sex workers group calls for Mike Allen to stay on as MLA"
2997:"Majority of residents want Mike Allen to step down: Wildrose poll"
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On March 13, 2008, after being elected MLA for the constituency of
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3265:"Alison Redford Resigns As Alberta Premier Amid Spending Scandal"
3046:"Alberta Premier Prentice Prorogues the Fall Legislative Session"
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2446:"Alison Redford Promises Changes to Benefit the Nonprofit Sector"
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In November 2017, Redford took a position as a policy advisor in
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leadership of the Progressive Conservative Association of Alberta
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3732:"Alison Redford's Travel Scout Job Included Advice on Souvenirs"
3679:"Alison Redford Flights: Opposition Politicians Want RCMP Probe"
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3295:"Severance deals for Redford's ousted senior staffers draw fire"
3189:"Premier to repay some expenses, but defiant over $ 45K airfare"
2883:"Fresh Start After Redford and Clark Dig In Heels Over Pipeline"
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Schwartz, Daniel; Bellefontaine, Michelle (September 28, 2011).
1843:"Former premier Alison Redford resigns as MLA for Calgary-Elbow"
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In 2004, Redford unsuccessfully challenged Member of Parliament
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3402:"Redford aide charged taxpayers $ 9K for stays at luxury hotel"
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Leaders of the Progressive Conservative Association of Alberta
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3760:"Redford Ordered Personal Penthouse Suite in Federal Building"
3707:"Redford Travel Cost Far More Than Premier's Office Disclosed"
3623:"Alison Redford Flew Daughter on Dozens of Government Flights"
3596:"Alison Redford's India Trip Cost $ 11,000 More Than Estimate"
3483:"Alberta PC leadership vote: Jim Prentice wins on 1st ballot"
2314:"Wildrose on track for majority with a week to go in Alberta"
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3371:"Alberta Premier Alison Redford resigns amid caucus turmoil"
1891:"Helen REDFORD Obituary - Calgary, AB | Calgary Herald"
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and grew up all over Canada and overseas before settling in
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21st-century members of the Legislative Assembly of Alberta
4183:"Alison Redford cleared again over Alberta tobacco lawsuit"
3957:"Former Premier Alison Redford Still a Legislature No Show"
2510:"Alberta Premier Alison Redford Leaves Mixed Legacy Behind"
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2420:"Social issues sank Wildrose during campaign, experts say"
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in the history of Canada. Of the Alberta premiers with an
961:, with whom she worked with and for in the fight against
4099:"Alison Redford, Former Alberta Premier, Resigns as MLA"
4047:"Alison Redford, former Alberta premier, resigns as MLA"
4017:"Alison Redford: 'I truly believe we made a difference'"
3816:"Additional Payouts to Alberta Premier's Staff Revealed"
3509:"Alison Redford, former Alberta premier, resigns as MLA"
3213:"Embattled Alison Redford resigns as premier of Alberta"
2678:(Press release). Calgary. March 19, 2014. Archived from
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On March 26, 2012, Redford met with Lieutenant Governor
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Russell, Jennie; Rusnell, Charles (November 23, 2015).
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Redford campaigning during the 2012 provincial election
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Redford was sworn in as Alberta's 14th Premier at the
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One of Redford's most notable appointments was by the
3788:"Skypalace Plans Still in Place Auditor General Says"
1951:"Redford's Legislative Assembly of Alberta biography"
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1796:"Alberta Premier Redford to resign, effective Sunday"
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Progressive Conservative Association of Alberta MLAs
3933:. The Canadian Press. April 23, 2014. Archived from
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Rusnell, Charles; Russell, Jennie (April 15, 2014).
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Rusnell, Charles; Russell, Jennie (April 14, 2014).
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Ibrahim, Mariam; Sinnema, Jodie (December 5, 2013).
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Progressive Conservative Association leadership race
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3705:Rusnell, Charles; Russell, Jennie (June 26, 2014).
3598:. Huffingtonpost.ca. March 26, 2014. Archived from
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2048:"Justice minister Redford joins PC leadership race"
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4234:"Alison Redford cuts ties with Alberta's PC party"
3843:Rusnell, Charles; Russell, Jennie (May 11, 2014).
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4185:. Global News. The Canadian Press. April 3, 2017
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3654:"Alison Redford's Travel Expenses To Be Audited"
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3988:"Alison Redford returns to Alberta Legislature"
3904:. Edmonton. The Canadian Press. April 24, 2014.
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2974:"Redford won't demand Mike Allen's resignation"
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2370:Tait, Carrie; Wingrove, Josh (April 23, 2012).
2283:"Wildrose poised for majority in Alberta: poll"
2252:"Updated: Alberta election called for April 23"
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4291:Website of the Legislative Assembly of Alberta
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3902:"Redford to Remain Absent from Legislature"
3539:. Oag.ab.ca. August 7, 2014. Archived from
3353:"Alison Redford resigns as Alberta premier"
2906:"Clark and Redford Reach Deal on Pipelines"
2767:""Redford Sullies Her Human Rights Record""
2703:"AUPE Launches Legal Fight Against Bill 46"
2476:"PC Leader Redford promises 50 new schools"
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3140:"Alberta will repeal anti-strike bill"
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2826:""Details emerge on 4-year AUPE deal""
2654:"'Odious remnant' of Redford era gone"
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636:Redford is also a past member of the
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4015:Alison M. Redford (August 6, 2014).
3244:. The Canadian Press. March 20, 2014
2995:McDermott, Vincent (July 22, 2013).
2923:Cattaneo, Claudia (March 18, 2014).
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2508:Derek Fildebrandt (March 19, 2014).
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896:Handling of Mike Allen's sex scandal
16:Premier of Alberta from 2011 to 2014
5317:Canadian people of Scottish descent
3044:Matt Dykstra (September 18, 2014).
2701:Southam, Greg (December 12, 2013).
2018:"Premier cool on past link with PM"
2016:Rennie, Steve (November 18, 2011).
1794:Cryderman, Kelly (March 19, 2014).
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4296:Calgary-Elbow Constituency Website
3431:Kline, Jesse (February 11, 2014).
3211:Coorsh, Karolyn (March 19, 2014).
2853:Kline, Jesse (November 13, 2013).
2592:Mark, Michelle (October 9, 2013).
2396:Graveland, Bill (April 20, 2012).
2167:McLean, Tanara (October 1, 2011).
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486:Member of the Legislative Assembly
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4204:Coyne, Todd (November 27, 2017).
3351:Benzie, Robert (March 19, 2014).
2732:Wood, James (February 18, 2014).
2348:Canadian Broadcasting Corporation
2145:Canadian Broadcasting Corporation
2084:Wingrove, Josh (March 20, 2014).
2053:Canadian Broadcasting Corporation
1863:Martin, Sandra (March 31, 2012).
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3377:. March 19, 2014. Archived from
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3067:Michener Centre (May 10, 2018).
2652:Dykstra, Matt (March 20, 2015).
2312:Grenier, Éric (April 16, 2012).
2258:. March 26, 2012. Archived from
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3459:Gerson, Jen (March 19, 2014).
3320:Martin, Don (March 20, 2014).
2553:. Daveberta.ca. March 25, 2013
2531:Mason, Gary (March 20, 2015).
2169:"Redford wins leadership race"
2106:Morton, Ted (March 24, 2014).
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1841:White, Ryan (August 6, 2014).
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1200:2012 Alberta general election
1142:Policy advisor in Afghanistan
1089:Attendance in the legislature
1004:was chosen as a successor at
975:Canadian Taxpayers Federation
748:2012 Alberta general election
661:. She went on to work in the
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484:, Redford was elected as the
4489:Category:Premiers of Alberta
4232:Bakx, Kyle (July 20, 2015).
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864:The government also passed
514:woman to serve as a premier
206:Attorney General of Alberta
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1080:Audit of travel expenses
854:United Nurses of Alberta
576:Commonwealth Secretariat
555:, Calgary, and from the
510:2012 provincial election
482:2008 provincial election
353:Progressive Conservative
1732:"Meet your new premier"
1649:Total rejected ballots
1383:Total rejected ballots
820:Alberta Health Services
450:Alison Merrilla Redford
322:Alison Merrilla Redford
204:Minister of Justice and
3069:"Huffington Post site"
2450:Non Profit Sector Link
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5302:Women MLAs in Alberta
1006:a leadership election
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638:Girl Guides of Canada
4690:Leadership elections
4304:Order of precedence
3543:on February 22, 2015
2746:on February 15, 2018
2713:on December 20, 2013
2633:on February 20, 2014
2293:on September 7, 2013
2148:. September 18, 2011
2028:on September 6, 2013
1027:Post-resignation MLA
886:Keystone XL Pipeline
839:Education and labour
774:Prince Edward Island
738:on October 7, 2011.
599:Privy Council Office
492:. She served in the
378: 1985;
5287:Premiers of Alberta
5277:People from Kitimat
5122:Mary Anne Jablonski
4901:Donna Kennedy-Glans
4826:Christine Cusanelli
4370:Premiers of Alberta
4027:on October 30, 2014
3489:. September 6, 2014
3177:. February 5, 2014.
3071:. Huffingtonpost.ca
3027:Fort McMurray Today
3001:Fort McMurray Today
2978:Fort McMurray Today
2792:"AUPE news release"
2600:on October 21, 2013
2456:on January 13, 2013
2179:on October 12, 2011
2056:. February 16, 2011
1997:on January 25, 2012
1991:"Premier Biography"
1742:on November 4, 2011
991:Donna Kennedy-Glans
918:Alberta Legislature
732:Alberta Legislature
684:Provincial politics
92:Lieutenant Governor
5036:Premier of Alberta
4785:Premier of Alberta
2910:The Globe and Mail
2581:. October 9, 2013.
2537:The Globe and Mail
2408:on April 26, 2012.
2210:on October 2, 2011
2090:The Globe and Mail
1634:Total valid votes
1599:Jonathon Sheffield
1363:Total valid votes
900:On July 15, 2013,
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770:Catherine Callbeck
467:premier of Alberta
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3937:on April 28, 2014
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3381:on March 20, 2014
3301:on March 24, 2014
3271:on March 20, 2014
2946:Lazzarino, Dave.
2682:on March 21, 2014
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2120:on March 24, 2014
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4956:Dave Rodney
4916:Ron Liepert
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4871:Jack Hayden
4856:Rick Fraser
4836:Ray Danyluk
4806:Evan Berger
4601:McGillivray
4324:as of 2014
4312:Ed Stelmach
4031:October 27,
3467:October 28,
2771:Thestar.com
2658:Calgary Sun
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2324:October 28,
2022:Herald News
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1577:Independent
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1282:Beena Ashar
938:Brian Mason
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595:Afghanistan
545:Nova Scotia
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4961:Don Scott
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580:Australia
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