Updated: Alberta NDP Gets Their Weasel On, Deletes Platform & Candidate Biographies From Their Website!

Tried to download platform, but get this message: The machine that serves this file is down. We’re working on it. wouldnt mind keeping a copy on file for future reference.

updating their platform and bios to post-election language

I have tried to download the platform quite a few times today without success. I would REALLY like to see it. I am concerned about a party of social workers and teachers running our multi-billion dollar province. Nothing good can come from this.

I lived through the mess the NDP made of Ontario and it wasn’t pretty. I want to remind the NDP here one one fact. Alberta was and is a small “c” conservative province. If you add the votes for the PC and Wildrose parties together more people voted against the NDP than for. If the NDP wants a future in this province they better not start the tax and spend of other NDP socialist governments or they will have a one term run.

Nice to see the young folks comments . There is no honor amongst thieves and politics like hockey is a nasty business . Hang on for some turbulent and frustrating times . Heck my new MLA does not even live in the constituency .

According to Elections Alberta poll results the NDP garnered 53 seats representing 41% of the popular vote, and the turnout of voters was 58.1%. According to Globalnews.ca this provincial election saw the highest voter turnout in 22 years. In 2012 the PCs managed only 43.9% of the vote (and 61 seats) with a lower voter turnout of 54%. It seems to me that the NDP (23.8% of total voters in 2015) have a larger mandate than the PCs (23.7% of total voters in 2012)

Tristan Turner-Barrhead, Morinville, Westlock was not successful in being voted in or making your list.

I have see only Rachel Notley signs every where and not the name of the representatives representing the riding. In fact, one of the supposed ndp representative’s name in my riding was up then taken down later for Rachel Notley namesake sign. Yet other parties had their representative’s name up.

One thing for sure, corporations and small businesses will not be subjected to the whims and dictatorship from the NDP and their unions.

Thanks for the info, I was watching the platform and statements while in Victoria.
When I got home to Calgary, they had won. So, thought I had better get a copy of the platform to see what we are looking at in more detail. Gone, yes, all gone and absolutly “no accountability”. Very bad, this is Big Boy Governence. I am concerned, it appears to be a similar mismanagement and sloppy “we don’t have to do that” style as the U.S. Democrate Representatives comminly display. They had better clearly remember; they are all Civil Servants to the public under the laws of the Province of Alberta.

Former Albertan concerned about new NDP government

http://eedition.leducrep.com/doc/Leduc-Representative/leduc_representative-0515/2015051401/9.html#8

Unfortunately for those who don’t have adobe setup may encounter a problem….. or not.

My guess is the extra 2% she is charging me because I work 12 hours a day every day won’t be enough to fulfill all the promises she made to the public unions. I’m betting she calculated her socialist plan based on last years “top 10% of earners”. To bad she insulted the very corporations who pay the bulk of those excellent wages and they in turn will punish the NDP by taking their investments else where, the big players are all global players. Can hardly wait to see the “green energy” plan she has come up with. I witnessed Ontario’s Liberals attempt at going green and the only green it produced was foreign owned corporations taking tax payer back to their own countries. Instead of having the most successful economy in Canada we could take Ontario’s spot as the most expensive electric bills in North America.