Do you know anything about the Alberta Social Credit Party?
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Tordor: Socred's hardly liberal. In fact, they're probably more right-wing than the PCs. Albertans are just very united; when we want a party, we'll get it. Social Credit Party did get a majority government in Alberta for over 30 years.\n\nNot that I'm trying to defend them. Like I said before, Social Credit dwindled away, and any attempts to revive them is an unnecessary waste of time (they got 0.5% of the popular vote in 2004). Even the Alberta alliance got a seat. The PCs lost 15% of the popular vote, and its time to realize that a strong centrist-left party, most likely the Alberta Liberals, will come into power, effectively squeezing out any room for the Socreds. Not that anyone would ever elect them anyways.
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here is a link on Alberta health care :\nhttp://www.health.gov.ab.ca/about/carecomplaints.html\nwrite to them to be sure ; for i do not know of Canadian laws\ntop left is their contact link , it should give you all informations necessary .......
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I've been out of Canada for 14 months and didn't vote in the last election, but I hope not!  I will be watching this space to see what other (more informed) Canucks write!  Thanks for the question.
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Try here:\nhttp://www.abyznewslinks.com/canadab.htm
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The Tories are a bunch of hypocrites, always blaming someone else for their problems.\n\nThe Canadians are well educated people. They should be able to see through the smokescreen of the Tories lies.
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well it is my personal opinion that the voters of Canada will realize that they made a big mistake when they elected Stephen Harper. His short term will simply be him taking social steps backwards and grooming Alberta. i think that he will screw up so bad that the liberals will get back in and the NDP will form the opposition. The new Conservative party will go the way of the PC's
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ocap.ca or ocap@tao.ca \nOCAP (Ontario Coalition Against Poverty) is a militant anti-poverty  group in Toronto they should be able to answer your questions.\nAlso any food bank or homeless shelter will have info on it.
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Yep, Stephen Harper of the Conservarive party. 2006\n\nFormerly Paul Martin of the Liberals. 2004 - 2006 \n\nand before that was Jean Cretien of the Liberls. 1994 - 2004\n\nand Kim Campbell of the Progresive Consertives. 1994\n\nand Brian Mulroney of the Progresive Consertives.1988 - 1994
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It just shows how far left the Lieberals have gone.  Frankly, I hope Rae wins as it would greatly assist in keeping a Conservative government in place.
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does this help?\nhttp://www.cisport.ca/e/championships/wrestling/2005/teams/Alberta.pdf
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:}\nThis is it!\n\nWe have don't want to know anything questions\nand\nKnow nothing answers\n\njust kidding\n\nIt was a historrical political society\nfor information try:\nhttp://www.newadvent.org/cathen/08677a.htm
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I checked the website for Parliament and the names of the MPs in the Mississauga area are:\n\nOmar Alghabra  \nCaucus: Liberal  \nConstituency: Mississauga—Erindale  \n\nHon. Navdeep Bains  \nCaucus: Liberal  \nConstituency: Mississauga—Brampton South  \n \nHon. Albina Guarnieri  \nCaucus: Liberal  \nConstituency: Mississauga East—Cooksville  \n\nWajid Khan  \nCaucus: Liberal  \nConstituency: Mississauga—Streetsville  \n\nPaul Szabo  \nCaucus: Liberal  \nConstituency: Mississauga South  \n\nTo review the whole list of MPs, see\nhttp://webinfo.parl.gc.ca/MembersOfParliament/MainMPsCompleteList.aspx?TimePeriod=Current&Language=E
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I believe that he is being pressured by his party to step down because of waning public support and the possibly disastrous implications of his "third way" health care plan, if the Conservative party is to secure another majority in Alberta then it would be wise to adapt with a new leader (poor Albertan liberals).
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he is a neo-conservative.  not a centrist despite attempts to mold his public image\n\nalso the conservative party merger was corrupt.  there is a large wing of centrist or 'red' tories that wanted assurances that the new conservative party wuold review free trade and were basically double crossed.\n\nwestern conservatives want free trade because they want to expand the alberta oil industry as much as possible\n\nbut fact is if we want to preserve our independence as a nation, free trade is an extremely important issue and we need to remind ourselves to protect our independence if other industries in other regions are not going to suffer.
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I'm in Alberta right now and have some in my wallet. I can send you some. E-Mail me if your interested.
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They were all members of the Continental Basketball Association.\nhttp://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Alberta_Dusters\nhttp://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Alberta_Dusters
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I don't know anything about this group, but they seem to have a lot of info on what you want.\n\nI wish you Peace.