Last week, Alberta Premier Danielle Smith told a columnist her re-election strategy in 2023 will be sweeping rural Alberta seats and hanging on to 10-15 in Edmonton and Calgary.
The latest survey from pollster Janet Brown finds she may not have those areas as locked up as she hopes.
Last week, Alberta Premier Danielle Smith told a columnist her re-election strategy in 2023 will be sweeping rural Alberta seats and hanging on to 10-15 in Edmonton and Calgary.
The latest survey from pollster Janet Brown finds she may not have those areas as locked up as she hopes.
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Fascinating new polling results are out from Janet Brown -- the first public polling since Danielle Smith became Alberta premier.
If an election were held today, the Alberta NDP would win a majority government, the poll finds. And Smith is struggling to appeal to all UCP supporters. #ableg
Take Back Alberta endorsed all nine candidates elected to UCP board at AGM as part of long-term plan to wield power over democratic institutions, including constituency boards and riding-level nomination battles
Alberta Premier Danielle Smith has been pressing for a meeting with Sask. Premier Scott Moe and MB Premier Heather Stephanson in Churchill, MB to discuss increased access to the port for exporting oil and gas products.
Today, Stefanson said, meh, it's not really my priority, and the feds and Indigenous people need to be involved.
https://www.cbc.ca/news/canada/manitoba/manitoba-other-priorities-alberta-shipping-oil-churchill-1.6635452?__vfz=medium%3Dsharebar #ableg #cdnpoli