Horner outlines unity and values in Alberta PC leadership bid
Horner, former Alberta ag minister and deputy premier, frames a unity and values revival for the Progressive Conservative Party. He calls for reengaging core principles, expanding education and health care, boosting energy and food sectors, and expanding Alberta’s presence on the world stage to spur provincial prosperity. Fellow MLAs Morton, Griffiths, Redford, Mar, and Orman are named as leadership contenders.
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Ralph Klein
Alberta
Horner
U.S
Progressive Conservative Party of Alberta
Ted Morton
Doug Griffiths
Alison Redford
Gary Mar
Rick Orman
Alberta sets record land sale with 841 million total
Alberta achieved a single day land sale record on June 1 with 390 parcels totaling over 841 million dollars. The top license north east of Rocky Mountain House sold for more than 106.5 million at an average of 13 529.70 per hectare, and six of the top ten all time parcel sales occurred that day.
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Alberta
Rocky Mountain House
Community groups spruce up Taber environment this year
Green and Clean Taber held its second annual town clean up with about 60 volunteers. They cleaned the downtown core and railway tracks, noting less trash than last year. Communities in Bloom plans projects at Confederation Park including two beach areas, weed control, and new plantings plus a best rural yard competition.
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Taber
Green and Clean
Patti Lund
Lund
Communities In Bloom
Jean Holmen
Confederation Park
Mother Nature
Holmen
Horticultural Club
50Th Street
Ken McDonald
Cenotaph Park
Bloom
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