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February 1, 2008 | 04:29 PM
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- It's 'Ed's Empire' after Alberta election sweep
- Political observers in Alberta are calling it remarkable and opposition politicians are wondering what hit them after Ed Stelmach guided his Conservative party Monday to one of its biggest majorities ever.
- Low voter turnout in Alberta election being questioned
- As Premier Ed Stelmach and Alberta Conservatives savour their sweeping election victory, some people are raising a nagging concern: why so few people bothered to vote.
- Albertans elect historic 11th straight Tory government
- Voters in Alberta stuck with tried-and-true blue, giving the Progressive Conservative party an unprecedented 11th consecutive majority government in Monday's provincial election.
- Political tide turns in Edmonton
- Alberta Progressive Conservative Leader Ed Stelmach has proven true to his word, putting the "Ed" back in Edmonton.
- Conservatives' Calgary fortress resists change
- The Progressive Conservatives' fortress in Calgary stood strong as the party took 18 of the city's 23 ridings Monday night.
Comments: (8)
Hi John,
Thanks for the great comments John from Hamptons. Believe me you will know who the "bloody hell" Len Webber is in the coming years. Keep up the great work at the LRT platform. Perhaps if the Libs win a Federal Election your Michael will get another award for all he does.
Cheers from Tory True, Tory Blue Calgary Foothills
regards
Lore
Posted March 3, 2008 11:03 PM
When a member of the order of Canada can't win a seat something is definitely wrong.
Posted March 3, 2008 10:55 PM
So how much did you pay those people to spout all of that nonsense, Mr Webber?
Mike Robinson was at Dalhousie LRT station five times this week meeting the electorate -- perhaps the biggest meeting point of all Foothills voters in the Northwest, and you were nowhere to be seen. Even Jennifer Diakiw over in Varsity could be seen at Brentwood Station with her Liberal opponent. You can see Harry Chase in the news frequently. But where were you? Nowhere...as usual.
Don't be spouting off random endorsements when a whole whack of your constituents don't even know who the bloody heck you are.
Posted February 29, 2008 09:51 PM
check out who is supporting Len!
www.lenwebber.ca
He is a hard working, honest and talented individual and a great brother.
Posted February 28, 2008 10:44 PM
Does MLA Len Webber go door knocking when the Assembly is in its off-season? MLAs who do that can qualify themselves as hardworking. And those MLAs in the north (Peace River, McMurray, Slave, GP, etc) who do that should take top spot on the list.
Posted February 28, 2008 04:14 PM
Webber who?
Posted February 28, 2008 02:39 PM
Len Webber is one of the hardest working MLA's in the Province. He attends numerous events in the riding and personally replies to queries from people who contact him. Calgary Foothills is lucky to have him.
Posted February 25, 2008 11:22 AM
The only time we see Len Webber is when an election is near and he puts on his goofy blue and orange coat and goes out campaigning. He is a good example of the typical Tory MLA, overpaid and underworked. I have never see him do anything significant, he doesn't show up at community events, even when we use provincial grants or lottery money to upgrade or build new facilities. As he is not on the inside track of a ministerial position he is just one of the sheep who vote for what ever is put forward by the premier. I went to his website and he appears to serve or be co-chair on several important committees but I never see him presenting any results. I see he is on the affordable housing task force which has been a complete disaster, all they have done so far is hand out cheques to greedy landlords. We deserve better.
If you really want change then vote for it. Choose any of the other parties but don't vote Conservative. If you do then you will wake up the following day to the same lethargic government. The best thing that can be said of the Conservatives are that they don't interfere in the economy very much. The worst thing is that they don't govern or plan very much either. This hands off approach works great when the economy is running hot but when there are tough decisions to be made these guys don't know what to do.
Posted February 20, 2008 08:01 AM