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Alberta Party leadership candidates divided on need for sales tax Alberta Party leadership candidate Kara Levis says the province needs to look at introducing a sales tax for both residents and visitors as a way to finally balance the budget, but her opponents disagree.

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320 tickets sold out to our leadership debate tomorrow in Edmonton.

If you missed out, make sure to tune in here tomorrow night where we will livestream the event. It promises to be a great evening!

New ‘big tent’ party needed: Tarant The Alberta Party could fill the role of the former Progressive Conservative Party by becoming a big-tent, centrist party, says Rory Tarant, who stood as the Alberta Party candidate for Grande Prairie-Wapiti in 2015.

Graham Thomson: If rumours about Alberta Party leadership is true, it's bad news for NDP Well, this is getting interesting.After an embarrassingly plodding start, the competition for leadership of the Alberta Party is about to become an actual race.This week, we are expecting the arriv…

Episode 3: Best of Alberta Politics 2017 | daveberta.ca – Alberta Politics Episode 3: Best of Alberta Politics 2017 Leave a reply In the latest episode of The Daveberta Podcast, Ryan and I discuss Kara Levis‘ entry into the Alberta Party leadership race, the results of the Calgary-Lougheed by-election, Conservative MPs being challenged for their nominations, and we revea...

Welcome to the race, Kara Levis.

2018 Leadership Election Rules 2018 Leadership Election Rules Posted on December 04, 2017 by Robbie Kreger-Smith On behalf of the Provincial Board of Directors, the Leadership Election Committee is pleased to announce our rules and procedures for the upcoming Leadership contest. Having received feedback from Constituency Associat...

The Alberta Party is pleased to introduce Mark Taylor as our Executive Director.

Having conducted an exhaustive search that saw applicants from across Canada, the United States, and Asia, our top candidate was in our ranks all along.

Mark is a professional engineer (P.Eng.), registered with APEGA, who completed a petroleum systems engineering degree from the University of Regina in 2004. He returned to school in 2015 to complete a Masters Certificate in Executive Coaching from Royal Roads University in Victoria, BC.

Mark has a long history in politics with leadership roles with the Wildrose Party, Green Party of Canada, and in the Alberta Party. You can find his full bio at albertaparty.ca/executive_director.

“The Alberta Party is on the cusp of becoming a political force in the province. I’m looking forward to applying my organizational and operational skills to help not just grow the Party, but to sustain that success,” said Taylor

“Today the Party is seeing incredible growth in membership and media focus. I am motivated to channel that momentum to help the Party prepare to seriously compete in 2019. Not just in one or two ridings, but all 87. We will be challenging every race in order to form the government in this province.”

“This is a great time to get re-engaged with the Alberta Party and I am honoured to be able to serve in the capacity of Executive Director,” added Taylor.

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