As a Lethbridge MLA, it is always a pleasure to host some of my colleagues from the Legislative Assembly. I am especially pleased when I get an opportunity to host many of them at once. This past week, Premier Redford, Minister of Agriculture and Rural Development Evan Berger, Minister of Culture and Community Services Heather [...]
With the passing this month of Bill 26, concerning impaired driving, I’d like to clarify a few points that some readers may not know or have misunderstood due to some misinformation that’s been circulating recently. First and foremost, the new legislation is mostly concerned with increasing penalties for people with multiple impaired driving convictions with [...]
They say the only constant is change, and that’s certainly been the case in Alberta politics over the last couple of months. The biggest – and most exciting — change here in Lethbridge, of course, was Bridget Pastoor’s announcement earlier this week that she had joined the Alberta Progressive Conservative caucus. A lot of people [...]
Greg announces major changes to Alberta’s student loans
More than 30 people came out to a public meeting on bedget priorities.
Greg looks forward to working with Premier Redford and continuing in his job as Minister of Advanced Education and Technology
New premier pledges immediate action on Albertans’ priorities: health, education and fiscal discipline
The times have definitely been changing in Alberta’s political landscape, and things aren’t over yet. We already have a new leader of the Alberta Liberal Party and a second ballot on Oct. 1 will determine who will become the leader of the Progressive Conservatives and the new premier of Alberta. First, I’d like to congratulate [...]
Congratulations to our young scientists!
Greg talks about the new distracted driving law coming into effect Sept. 1
