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Tuesday, 31 January 2012
Thank-you!
Even now, I can still feel the excitement of last Saturday. I want to thank all of you for making it possible. It meant so much to me to see all of your smiles and to know all of the hard work we had done together leading up to the nomination vote. The support I received from your friends and neighbours is as much your success as it was mine and a sign of the respect they have for you. I am counting on your continued support in the upcoming provincial general election, so expect a call!
Thank you all again, and let’s keep moving towards bringing Calgary-Currie back to its PC home!
Friday, 27 January 2012
Talking About Issues In Calgary-Currie
Christine talks about issues in Calgary-Currie today with Global Television's Gary Bobrovitz.
Tuesday, 24 January 2012
Meet C4, Then Give Her Your Vote!
There's another public forum coming up for Calgary-Currie, so if you missed last week's, don't worry.
On Saturday, January 28th, from 10:30 till noon, I will be with the other candidates who want to represent Calgary-Currie as the Progressive Conservative candidate in the next provincial election.
We will be meeting with residents of Currie at the Killarney-Glengarry Community Association and discussing issues of importance to the community.
At noon, voting will start, so you can actually maximize the use of your time. Come out and say hi - I would love to meet you and hear about your concerns - then stay and vote for me!
Friday's forum was very interesting. We had a good discussion on issues like health care and education.
There was also a question on provincial sales tax, and if it was time for Alberta to adopt one.
I was clear on Friday, and I will be clear here again - I am opposed to a sales tax.
Albertans don't want to pay more taxes, they want government to spend better, to spend more wisely.
Premier Alison Redford understands this, but also knows people want their core services - health, education, seniors, community safety - to be sustained at levels that support quality of life. The PC Government can achieve that balance of fiscal and social responsibility, and with your help I can be an earnest and effective advocate for Calgary-Currie in the Alberta Legislature.
So remember, this Saturday vote for C4! Christine Cusanelli for Calgary-Currie!
On Saturday, January 28th, from 10:30 till noon, I will be with the other candidates who want to represent Calgary-Currie as the Progressive Conservative candidate in the next provincial election.
We will be meeting with residents of Currie at the Killarney-Glengarry Community Association and discussing issues of importance to the community.
At noon, voting will start, so you can actually maximize the use of your time. Come out and say hi - I would love to meet you and hear about your concerns - then stay and vote for me!
Friday's forum was very interesting. We had a good discussion on issues like health care and education.
There was also a question on provincial sales tax, and if it was time for Alberta to adopt one.
I was clear on Friday, and I will be clear here again - I am opposed to a sales tax.
Albertans don't want to pay more taxes, they want government to spend better, to spend more wisely.
Premier Alison Redford understands this, but also knows people want their core services - health, education, seniors, community safety - to be sustained at levels that support quality of life. The PC Government can achieve that balance of fiscal and social responsibility, and with your help I can be an earnest and effective advocate for Calgary-Currie in the Alberta Legislature.
So remember, this Saturday vote for C4! Christine Cusanelli for Calgary-Currie!
Monday, 23 January 2012
Nothing Happens Without Volunteers
Volunteering for Alison Redford during her campaign to become the leader of the Progressive Conservative Party made me realize just how much work gets done by volunteers. They're indispensable and I'm thankful for everyone who has donated their time to support me during my bid to become the PC nominee for Calgary Currie. Thank-you all!
Wednesday, 18 January 2012
Brent Shervey, endorses Christine for Calgary Currie
I am very pleased to present the following kind words from Brent Shervey, a highly regarded political strategist, community builder, long-time active member of PC Alberta, former member of Peter Lougheed's office, and Calgary Currie constituent.
- Christine,
"I trusted Christine Cusanelli with my children.
Now I'm trusting her with the political future of my community.
As a teen she was smart, responsible and hard-working. She became a trusted babysitter and family friend.
She is now an accomplished professional - a Calgary Catholic School Principal, who is a proven leader and passionate about the community.
Christine is the kind of Progressive Conservative that will fit perfectly within the new kind of engaged governance Premier Alison Redford is implementing.
On January 28 from noon to 4 pm, please join me in voting Christine at the Killarney Glengarry Community Hall at 28 St. and 28 Ave. SW.
She is the kind of PC Calgary-Currie needs in the Alberta Legislature."
- Brent Shervey
- Christine,
"I trusted Christine Cusanelli with my children.
Now I'm trusting her with the political future of my community.
As a teen she was smart, responsible and hard-working. She became a trusted babysitter and family friend.
She is now an accomplished professional - a Calgary Catholic School Principal, who is a proven leader and passionate about the community.
Christine is the kind of Progressive Conservative that will fit perfectly within the new kind of engaged governance Premier Alison Redford is implementing.
On January 28 from noon to 4 pm, please join me in voting Christine at the Killarney Glengarry Community Hall at 28 St. and 28 Ave. SW.
She is the kind of PC Calgary-Currie needs in the Alberta Legislature."
- Brent Shervey
Tuesday, 10 January 2012
Official Nomination Announcement
I am pleased to announce my official Progressive Conservative Candidacy for Calgary Currie.
Feel free to share this video with anyone who lives in Calgary Currie and you'll need a Progressive Conservative membership to vote ($5)
Voting is on January 28, between 12 - 4 PM, at the Killarney Glengarry Community Centre at 28th Avenue and 28th Street SW.
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