Alberta Together Sets Meeting in Red Deer

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Alberta Politics

EDMONTON – Alberta Together welcomes all Albertans to join them on Saturday, June 24, 2017 at the Black Knight Inn, in Red Deer, AB. The not-for-profit organization is hosting a half-day event that will include interactive conversations about the current political landscape, growing the next generation of political leaders, and how to ensure a centrist political voice will be represented in the 2019 election.

By the end of the meeting, it is expected that a consensus on how to move forward, together, will be made.

“Right now, we have a very polarized political system in our province and I think people are really hungry for something that’s more moderate, modern and that speaks to them,” said Katherine O’Neill, Alberta Together’s Executive Director. “Together, we can build a solid blueprint for Alberta’s future that fosters our province’s fierce entrepreneurial spirit while still being fiscally responsible and socially moderate.”

Ms. O’Neill added that less than 100,000 Albertans are currently card-carrying members of any provincial political party.

“At the end of the day, we simply want a positive, honest, hard-working government that is fiscally prudent with our money and respects the diversity of this province,” she said.

Work to bring together centrist political voices in Alberta began earlier this spring. Several meetings, both informal and formal, were held across the province, including a meeting in Red Deer on April 15, 2017.

Former and current members of all major political parties in Alberta will be in attendance on June 24. People who have no previous involvement in politics will also be in attendance.

Speakers Include:
Pat Cochrane, President, Alberta Party
Greg Clark, Leader, Alberta Party
Kerry Cundal, Former Alberta Liberal Leadership Candidate
Stephen Mandel, Former Health Minister and Mayor of Edmonton
Emcees, Katherine O’Neill and Harman Kandola

When:
Saturday, June 24, 2017
11am-3pm MDT

Location:
Black Knight Inn
2929 50 Avenue
Red Deer, AB T4R 1H1

Agenda:
9:30am-11am – Registration
11am-12:30pm – Welcome and Presentations
12:30pm-1:15pm – Lunch
1:15pm-3:00pm – Presentation and Open Discussion 
All are welcome. Please invite a friend or neighbour.

$25 Tickets are available at the door or via Eventbrite.

Eventbrite link: https://www.eventbrite.com/e/lets-bring-alberta-together-tickets-34840404588?aff=ATSite

About Alberta Together
Alberta Together strives to shape and support a strong, positive and inclusive centrist political voice in our province that will be ready for the 2019 election. It is a not-for-profit organization that puts public service, pragmatic centrist principles and province building at the top of its agenda.

Formed in the spring of 2017, Alberta Together is dedicated to evidence-based political research, advocacy and training, particularly the next generation of our province’s leaders.

For more information about Alberta Together, please visit www.albertatogether.ca.

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