Ed Stelmach Wins Alberta PC Leadership Dustup
Alberta Alberta voters chose Ed Stelmach, Lamont businessman, as the 13th premier after the second ballot. He led with 51,764 first choices and 77,577 total after subsequent preferences, defeating Jim Dinning as supporters praised his steady, common sense, down-to-earth style for Alberta’s future.
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Dark horses win Liberal and Alberta PC leadership races
The Canadian Press reports two surprise leaders, Stephane Dion in Montreal and Ed Stelmach in Edmonton, rising from distant third place to victory. Analysts note voters favored less glamorous, grassroots choices over front-runners amid a trend of distrust in oversized leadership figures.
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Hatter makes NFL debut with Colts in Titans loss
Medicine Hat native Dan Federkeil suited up for the Indianapolis Colts in a 2017 home loss to the Tennessee Titans. The 6-foot-7 backup offensive lineman appeared on a few plays as the team’s injury situation opened a path to the field. His family celebrated the milestone after a long season, noting it was a huge step for a Medicine Hat player to reach the NFL.
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