It's time for a new government, says Kevin Taft
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March 1, 2008
It's time for a new government, says Kevin Taft
Red Deer - Alberta Liberal Leader Kevin Taft told Red Deer and Central
Albertan residents today that after 37 years of Tory rule, it's time for a
new government.
"On the 26th day of this election campaign, I'm here to talk about the need
for change - for the next Alberta," said Taft. "I'm here to talk about the
need for a government that listens to citizens, instead of tuning them out."
"It's time for a government that will listen to its people, that will put
money back into education and health care, that will spend wisely and save
wisely, that will protect our environment," said Taft. "After 37 years of
Tory rule, it's time for a change so we can get the job done right."
Taft says an Alberta Liberal government will support the upgrading of the
Red Deer Airport, protect the Red Deer River basin, boost affordable housing
and reduce homelessness, put more police officers on the street, and ensure
that government agencies are accountable, transparent and fair.
The Alberta Liberals will also provide Red Deer residents with better access
to their legislators by taking the Legislative Assembly on the road for two
weeks each year to a different community outside Edmonton.
"The people of Red Deer have been taken for granted for far too long - it's
time for this region to regain its voice in the provincial Legislature,"
said Taft. "You have a chance to shape the foundations of this province by
voting for a new government."
Taft notes that the Alberta Liberal platform has been getting solid reviews
all over the province. The Alberta Medical Association gave our health care
policies top marks out of all the other parties, and the Conservation Voters
of Alberta said our environment platform is the strongest.
"Nothing changes unless we change government," said Taft. "Albertans have a
chance to send a message, to change the future."
"It's time for the next Alberta - it's time for a new government."
March 1, 2008
It's time for a new government, says Kevin Taft
Red Deer - Alberta Liberal Leader Kevin Taft told Red Deer and Central
Albertan residents today that after 37 years of Tory rule, it's time for a
new government.
"On the 26th day of this election campaign, I'm here to talk about the need
for change - for the next Alberta," said Taft. "I'm here to talk about the
need for a government that listens to citizens, instead of tuning them out."
"It's time for a government that will listen to its people, that will put
money back into education and health care, that will spend wisely and save
wisely, that will protect our environment," said Taft. "After 37 years of
Tory rule, it's time for a change so we can get the job done right."
Taft says an Alberta Liberal government will support the upgrading of the
Red Deer Airport, protect the Red Deer River basin, boost affordable housing
and reduce homelessness, put more police officers on the street, and ensure
that government agencies are accountable, transparent and fair.
The Alberta Liberals will also provide Red Deer residents with better access
to their legislators by taking the Legislative Assembly on the road for two
weeks each year to a different community outside Edmonton.
"The people of Red Deer have been taken for granted for far too long - it's
time for this region to regain its voice in the provincial Legislature,"
said Taft. "You have a chance to shape the foundations of this province by
voting for a new government."
Taft notes that the Alberta Liberal platform has been getting solid reviews
all over the province. The Alberta Medical Association gave our health care
policies top marks out of all the other parties, and the Conservation Voters
of Alberta said our environment platform is the strongest.
"Nothing changes unless we change government," said Taft. "Albertans have a
chance to send a message, to change the future."
"It's time for the next Alberta - it's time for a new government."
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