With a provincial election on the horizon we would like to know what you would like to ask the candidates. Vote for the questions below that you would like to promote. We can not guarantee a response, of course, but we hope that with this page we’ve created a interesting venue for the candidates to want to use share their views on the things that matter to you, their voters.
Questions Asked by our Readers
How will you protect the economic health of the province?
The issue I’m most concerned about is the economy. Everything costs more but wages don’t keep pace. The current government has posted a deficit and it feels as though all my friends and family have financial concerns. What does the Wildrose Party plan to do to protect the economic health of the province and our families?
This question submitted by: Tina Islands
What’s your plan to promote new employment?
With all of the rest of the world looking to Alberta to lead the economic rebound, what do you plan to do to promote new employment in the area?
This question submitted by: Steve Jeffrey , Chestermere
Posted on 16 January 2012
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Bruce McAllister
Many people know Bruce as host of the morning news on television, having woken up to his smiling face and personal demeanour for years. Many others know him as a committed member of his community. He’s been a proud Chestermerian for nearly a decade and if there’s an event happening in this area, chances are Bruce has supported it or taken part. He’s also a proud father of three children and husband to wife Lisa. His son Mitch is in grade 12 at Chestermere High School. His daughter Ally Grace is in kindergarten at Prairie Waters Elementary, and his daughter Morgan Faith just arrived in September.
“I stepped forward into the political ring because I believe our community and province deserve better. Government should be about the ideas, issues and concerns of the people. People just like you and me, who live in the community.”