Alberta Tory victory reshapes provincial politics after Liberal collapse
Premier Redford led the Conservatives to a sweeping win as soft Liberal voters swung to the PCs to block Wildrose. Liberal support collapsed to single digits while Brian Mason's NDP gained seats in Edmonton. Redford promised tax remains and billions for oilsands and health care.
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A detailed day by day saga of Alberta’s 2012 campaign shows Premier Alison Redford unveiling the writ for April 23, Wildrose leader Danielle Smith facing scrutiny over social issue stances, candidate controversies, and debates. The PC party secures a 12th straight majority on election day.
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