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The fall of Jason Kenney
A really good analysis of Kenney and his divisive, inequitable, angry and largely dysfunctional kind of government.
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UCP wants to sell land titles, corporate registry services
The UCP government is planning to sell public profitable land titles, corporate and personal properties registries to a private company offering an 'exclusive 35-year contract' to successful bidder.
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Stephen Harper's son, 24, employed by Kenney as Policy Advisor
Ben Harper, a student, was hired as a policy advisor for the Alberta premier's office, making an approximate $100,000 a year.
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UCP announced more tax cuts for corporations
The UCP is forging ahead with their corporate tax cuts ahead of schedule which risks looses even more desperately needed provincial revenue. Read more -
UCP hires former executive director of Conservative Party
UCP hires the former ED of the federal Conservative Party despite his role overseeing Andrew Sheer use party funds to pay for his children's private education.
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Alberta cuts funding plan for province
Despite an uncertain economic forecast, the UCP government maintains committed to cutting funding for the province. Read more -
Kenney's approval ratings drop in wake of cuts controversy
Jason Kenney's approval ratings have cratered by 15 points over the last three months, according to a new poll. Kenney's UCP government have introduced a budget with significant cuts and job losses. Read more -
Albertans on hook for UCP's $6 billion corporate handout
Research shows that Kenney's massive corporate handout won't cost Albertans $4.7 billion as previously thought but rather upwards of $6 Billion. Read more -
Kenney upset at reaction to his budget full of cuts
In a speech to members at their Annual General Meeting, Kenney stated his displeasure with the reaction to the budget, indicating it could be worse so people shouldn't be so upset. Read more -
See list of provincial cuts due to latest UCP budget
CBC provides a breakdown of where provincial dollars are being spent and cut in recent UCP budget. Read more