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Alberta government plans to table recall legislation for MLAs, local councils – CBC.ca
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Alberta government plans to table recall legislation for MLAs, local councils CBC.ca’Do what is necessary’: Kenney hints at investment in major oil and gas project Edmonton JournalProvincial investment in oil and gas may be needed in changing investment climate, Kenney says CBC.caAlberta throne speech: UCP plans to spend $6.4-billion on infrastructure to boost jobs Edmonton JournalThe real betrayal of Albertans? Lifer politicians who won’t tell them the truth. Maclean’sView Full coverage on Google News
