Alberta takes progressive leadership turnBreaks with government establishment, electing Alison Redford as premier; new leader must heal party rift, aims to build exports Gary Park For Petroleum News
The bedrock of Alberta politics had undergone its most radical shift in 40 years with the election of Alison Redford, a 46-year-old human rights lawyer who is viewed as a progressive among conservatives within the governing Progressive Conservative party, as the province’s next premier.
Although she....
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