Yesterday, I saw a message come across Twitter that suggested their was a lot of Progressive Conservative party nominees running in Calgary Currie. I think having a lot of people interested in representing their neighbours is a wonderful thing. The more voices we hear during an election increases the chances for renewal in our province. This is especially true during the nomination process when members of political parties focus on defining their issues and interests. Participating in a political party at these moments is a vital way to make your voice heard.
To me, the Progressive Conservative party represents a progressive voice for the future of Alberta, one built upon the experiences of the past...both good and bad. This province has thrived for forty years because of the ability to manage the ebb and flow that exists between the public and private sectors.
We are a province wealthy in resources and energy, within a country rich in beauty, freedom and democracy. This is our good fortune by right of citizenship. Our provincial government recognizes the importance of balancing these complementary resources (public and private) and has been responsive to this delicate balance since Lougheed and throughout our PC history.
We are on the threshold of becoming a global leader politically, fiscally and environmentally because of the decisions made by this government and because we are open to learning from the decisions that we have made that have had less positive impact.
What does the PC Party mean to you? Tell your local candidate when he or she knocks on your door. It's the only way to help shape the party to reflect the changing province we live in.
I believe that in the upcoming provincial election, the party that reflects the voices of Calgary Currie the best will have the chance to represent you in the Legislature.
Let your voice be heard. Make sure to vote this spring, and make sure to have your say in helping to pick a candidate for Calgary Currie on January 28th.
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