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Week ending 11 Dec 2009 Vol 24, No 17
Feature Article: The future as seen by the chairman of the new Alberta Research and Innovation Authority.
Also in this week's edition:
- The premier faces two big decisions in his pending remake of cabinet.
- Allegations about the lead-up to Bill 50 revive a controversy the government thought would die. (Media report on Enmax CEO Gary Holden's allegations)
- The Wildrose Alliance party surges ahead in a new poll, Conservative MLAs are heading in different directions, a breakaway Liberal is heading an effort to start a new party, and disillusioned Albertans look for a new way to conduct politics - it's going to be a busy 2010. (Wildrose Alliance party ahead in new poll, Reboot Alberta website, Renew Alberta website)
- This week's appointments include the only non-physician ever to head the Alberta College of Physicians and Surgeons. (Irene Pfeiffer appointment)
- Our quickie survey of readers' opinions of cabinet ministers yields some split decisions, one clear favourite, and one massive rejection. (Members of the cabinet)
- What the Europeans really think of Alberta's role in climate change (actually, they don't think about us much).
- A case study in what makes Danielle Smith a factor in Alberta politics. (Danielle Smith's letter to Ed Stelmach on Bill 50 allegations, Paul Hinman's letter to the ethics commissioner)
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