Stelmach Defends Government Role in Services and Economy
Premier candidate Stelmach stressed government must deliver services and keep the economy competitive. He said it is not his aim to throttle oil prosperity while ensuring long term care, senior services, and funding for not for profit groups. He pledged balance for Calgary Edmonton and rural needs and said no area will be left out under his leadership.
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Morton could be Alberta ministers pick in leadership race
Hinman said Ted Morton would not be surprised to become the new Minister of Intergovernmental Affairs and could win more provincial powers through talks with Ottawa. He noted Morton’s grasp of the Charter of Rights and Freedoms and a clearer path for provincial responsibility, while other candidates favored teaming up to back Stelmach.
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Arts council advances plans for Taber arts centre lease
The Arts Council of Taber ACT will lease the old court house, police station and library site from the Town of Taber for a new arts centre. The town will cover utilities for two years starting March 1, with ACT paying $1 per year for 20 years. Renovation timelines and grant funding remain uncertain as council weighs extending utility coverage to three years.
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John Papp
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