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1364:, where most died. The incident was a blow to Stelmach's efforts to convince the world that Alberta's oil sands were environmentally friendly. The number of ducks that died was originally reported at around 500, but in March 2009 Syncrude revealed that the number was in fact more than 1,600. In response to accusations from opposition and environmental groups that his government, which had known the actual number since the summer of 2008, had participated in covering it up to save face, Stelmach asserted that it had refrained from making the higher number public for fear of jeopardizing its investigation of whether Syncrude had violated any provincial regulations in the incident. Investigations were centred around the questions of whether Syncrude had immediately reported the incident as required (the government had first heard of it from an anonymous tip, though Syncrude reported it several hours later) and whether the company had the required measures in place to prevent ducks from landing on its tailings ponds (it had noisemakers designed to deter waterfowl, but these had not been set up at the time of the incident due to winter weather conditions). Syncrude was eventually charged with "failing to have systems in place to divert waterfowl", which carries a maximum fine of $ 800,000. 1233:

also recommended following the election that his office, rather than the government's Justice department, be responsible for prosecuting election-related offenses; the latter did not lay charges in any of 19 alleged campaign finance violations Gibson brought to its attention. In February 2009, Gibson appeared before the legislature's all-party committee on legislative offices to answer questions about the conduct of the election; there, he echoed opposition claims that the government, and not his office, was to blame for most problems. Shortly after, the committee voted 8–3 against re-appointing him, with all Progressive Conservatives on the committee opposing his re-appointment and all opposition MLAs supporting it. Opposition leaders

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his caucus was comfortable that another provision, requiring that the impugned section should not "be deemed to interfere with the free expression of opinion on any subject", protected Albertans against its abusive use. The proposal also included a section entitling parents to advance notice from schools if their children were going to be taught "subject-matter that deals explicitly with religion, sexuality or sexual orientation" and the right to remove their children from such classes. Stelmach called this a "very, very fundamental right" and suggested that it would allow parents to opt out of having their children learn about

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increases—including a high of $ 147 per barrel in July—have led her to make a new estimate of a $ 119.25 per barrel average. By November, prices had fallen to $ 55 per barrel, and Evans estimated a $ 2 billion surplus. By February 2009, the government of Alberta appeared poised to run a $ 1 billion deficit. In April 2009, Evans released her budget for 2009–2010, in which she anticipated a $ 4.6 billion deficit. This is the largest deficit in Alberta's history, and its first in sixteen years. The government's fiscal plan includes deficits until 2012–2013, when it again anticipates a surplus.

1439:(Bill 46), which would split the EUB into two parts: the Alberta Utilities Commission (responsible for regulating utilities) and the Energy Resources Conservation Board (responsible for regulating oil and gas). The legislation was controversial, as elements of the EUB's governing legislation that provided for public notice and consultation in the event of energy construction projects were left out. Opposition parties and advocacy groups charged that this was an assault on both landowners' rights and the environment. The legislation ultimately passed, and took effect at the beginning of 2008. 1318:, Stelmach's government announced a five-year royalty break worth $ 237 million per year to encourage development that it feared would have become uneconomical under the new plan. He was less decisive in increasing in-province bitumen upgrading; in 2008 he conceded that Alberta would continue upgrading between sixty and sixty-five percent of the bitumen it produced for the foreseeable future, rather than the seventy-two percent target he had previously announced for 2016. This admission came in the wake of his government's approval of three new 6635: 1942:, to be held at the November 2009 Progressive Conservative convention. Klein's resignation came in the wake of his receiving only 55% support at such a review, and Klein suggested that Stelmach should resign if he received less than 70%. The question was whether party leaders would blame Stelmach for the party's decline and look for new leadership in the face of Stelmach's own weakening poll numbers. Instead, Stelmach met the criterion set up by his critics and won 77.4% support, a strong endorsement. 1253:. The rapid development of these reserves was fuelling the Alberta economy's strong growth, but also raised environmental questions. After winning the Premiership, Stelmach emphasized that he had no intention of taking measures that would slow down oilsands development and suggested that the economy would find its own appropriate growth rate. He aggressively defended Alberta's oil at home and abroad, and called the idea that it was extracted at an unacceptably high environmental cost "a myth". When 1289: 1655:

to protests from seniors, he amended the plan in April 2009 to reduce both the income level at which seniors would have to start paying and the amount which those seniors would have to pay. Liepert said that the plan, $ 10 million more expensive than the one he had announced in December, would see 60% of seniors pay less than they did under the status quo. The same month, Stelmach's government's budget revealed changes to which medical services it would cover: those de-listed included

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that this would equalize the rate at which the lanes broke down and therefore save on maintenance costs; nothing came of the proposal. He established a fund for capital projects, but was criticized for not doing enough to address the deterioration of the province's infrastructure. In 2001, Klein separated Transportation out of the Infrastructure portfolio and appointed Stelmach to it, where the new minister advocated the use of

801:. Other policy initiatives included commencing an overhaul of the province's health governance system, amendments to the Alberta human rights code, a re-introduction of all-party committees to the Legislature, and the conclusion of a major labour agreement with Alberta's teachers. His government also attracted controversy for awarding itself a 30% pay increase shortly after its re-election, and featured strained relations with 7120: 778:—at various times holding the portfolios of Intergovernmental Relations, Transportation, Infrastructure, and Agriculture, Food, and Rural Development—where he developed a reputation as a low-key politician who avoided the limelight. When Klein resigned the party's leadership in 2006, Stelmach was among the first to present his candidature to replace him. After a third-place finish on the first ballot of the 49: 1527:(ATA) in which the province agreed to contribute $ 2.1 billion towards the $ 6.6 billion unfunded pension liability. This liability resulted from insufficient contributions to the teachers' pension plan during the period leading up to 1992. In exchange, the ATA agreed to a five-year contract extension. The deal was applauded by the opposition 1075:'s provincial affairs columnist during much of Stelmach's time in cabinet, later recalled that Stelmach "never did anything that was flashy or controversial in any way" and that "not a thing" stood out about Stelmach's ministerial service. This low-key style earned Stelmach the moniker "Steady Eddie", which would follow him to the Premier's office. 1499:, was to invest heavily in infrastructure in an effort to stimulate the economy and take advantage of low construction costs. He went as far as to advocate borrowing for capital construction, a departure from the Klein government's notoriously anti-debt approach. However, his government was also one of only two in Canada (the other being 1392:. While the government initially claimed that it had intentionally used a foreign image to represent Alberta's engagement with the world, it later admitted that this was not the case, and that the photo had been used in error. Stelmach responded to the image, which showed two children running along a beach, by saying that 1337:'s plan to cut emissions by 80% (from 2007 levels) during the same period, but Stelmach argued that Alberta's position as a supplier of oil to the rest of the country justified higher emissions. This was followed in June by the unveiling of the government's campaign to ask Albertans to make "one simple act"—such as 1197: 1801:

legislature's all-party committees, which fell almost entirely out of use during the Klein years. In April 2007, Stelmach initiated the creation of four new legislative "policy field committees" which would include opposition representation. The same month, his government introduced new legislation on

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On January 25, 2011, Stelmach announced that he would not seek re-election; he also promised a leadership race before the next election. He did not specify his date of resignation at that time, however he submitted his letter of resignation in June, writing that he would leave office on October 1. In

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Stelmach's policy on health care was highlighted by his removal of the province's health care premiums effective the end of 2008. Critics had denounced the premiums as being regressive, both because they were the same amount regardless of the payer's income and because people with better-paying jobs

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area. Stelmach initially downplayed the incident, but ordered a judicial investigation once the province's Information and Privacy Commissioner initiated an investigation of his own. This investigation found that the EUB had violated provincial law and infringed on the landowners' privacy, while the

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Alberta Chief Returning Officer Lorne Gibson, as one of his 182 post-election recommendations to the government, suggested that the appointment of returning officers be handled by his own, non-partisan, office. He had previously made this suggestion in 2006, but the government had not acted on it. He

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The changes that were eventually tabled included the enshrining of sexual orientation as protected grounds but not the removal of the section dealing with "exposing to contempt." This omission was criticized, Levant said that it made him "deeply embarrassed as a conservative," but Stelmach said that

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accused the government of managing limited vaccine supplies poorly by not giving priority to the most vulnerable groups. Liepert defended the government's record by saying that high risk populations had been given priority, but that the government's policy was to turn nobody away; he blamed many of

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In 1999, Klein shifted Stelmach to the new Infrastructure portfolio, where he made traffic safety a priority, increasing fines for traffic offenses, sometimes by as much as 700%. He also briefly aroused controversy by proposing reversing the slow and fast lanes on provincial highways, on the grounds

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of the same year eliminated government guarantee of the Livestock Patrons' Assurance Fund, designed to protect cattle producers from payment defaults by livestock dealers, in favour of leaving the Fund entirely in the hands of the industry. It too was supported by the Liberals, with Nicol calling it

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As the province's fiscal situation worsened in late 2008, the government adapted its health policy. In December, Liepert announced a new seniors drug plan that made drugs free for seniors making less than $ 21,325 but required those making more to pay as much as $ 7,500 for their drugs. In response

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Klein's government had received criticism for reducing the importance of the legislature by sitting it fewer days than any other province's legislature and for directing business through standing policy committees of the Progressive Conservative caucus. These committees met in private, unlike the

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driven by high energy prices and major oilsands development. This growth continued into 2007–2008, when the government's surplus was $ 4.6 billion. Both of these surpluses were higher than expected, and Stelmach's government followed a policy of placing one third of unanticipated surpluses

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In the wake of the leadership campaign, Stelmach, along with Oberg, Hancock, and Norris, organized two $ 5,000 per plate dinners in January 2007 to pay campaign debts. After critics argued that the dinners were essentially selling access to the premier and two senior ministers, Stelmach cancelled

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panel to make recommendations on the province's royalty regime; opposition politicians had accused the government of undercharging substantially. Stelmach rejected many of the panel's recommendations, and claimed to increase royalty rates by approximately 20% (25% less than recommended by the

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Stelmach raised more than $ 1.1 million for his leadership campaign. After his victory, he revealed the names of the donors of 85% of this money, but declined to release the names of eighty supporters, citing their requests for privacy. These supporters had donated a total of more than $

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until he proved otherwise. Stelmach also acknowledged receiving a $ 10,000 donation from the Beaver Regional Waste Management Service's Commission, a landfill operator owned by five municipalities in Stelmach's riding. While asserting that the donation was legal, Stelmach admitted that it was

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controversy, Stelmach sided with farmers who wanted an end to the federal body's monopoly on grain sales in the western provinces. Legislatively, Stelmach sponsored five bills while in the Agriculture, Food, and Rural Development portfolio, all of which passed through the legislature. 1997's

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requires the federal government to financially penalize provinces that do not support all "medically necessary" procedures, Liepert maintained that the de-listed services were not "medically necessary" from the perspective of the act, and said that he anticipated no trouble from the federal

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The voter turnout in the election was 41%, the lowest in Alberta's history, and roughly a quarter of these had to swear an oath on election day after discovering they weren't on the voter's list. Opposition politicians and media blamed Stelmach's government for these problems, arguing that

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forecast a $ 1.6 billion surplus for 2008–2009. By August, she had revised this prediction to $ 8.5 billion. The major reason for this change is an increase in oil prices: while she had estimated in April that they would average $ 78 per barrel over the fiscal year, by August

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government's system. Lloydminster sits on the border of Alberta and Saskatchewan, and the hospital, although built and operated by the Alberta government, sits on the Saskatchewan side. It passed the legislature with little debate. In 1996, shortly before an April by-election in

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speculated that the government's health restructuring may have been to blame. Detractors pointed out that the optics of allowing the employees to depart for more money elsewhere soon after the government had approved a substantial pay hike for cabinet ministers were not good.

1578:, Stelmach announced that his caucus would decline an automatic 4.9% cost of living pay increase. The following week, the legislature's all-party Standing Committee on Member Services extended this to all MLAs by voting unanimously to freeze MLA salaries for the fiscal year. 1607:, although it was initially promised to take effect by 2012. During this campaign, Stelmach promised to increase the capacity of Alberta universities to train doctors and nurses over four years, eventually resulting in the graduation of 225 more doctors, 350 more 1458:

at some point in the future and to indefinitely prohibit any development on that land that could conflict with the government's purposes. Despite vigorous opposition from landowners and the opposition parties, the bill passed the legislature in late April.

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In June 2008, three senior health officials announced that they would be leaving the province's employment at the expiration of their contracts in August. Liepert blamed their departures on better offers from other employers, although New Democrat leader

1129:) all endorsed Stelmach for the second ballot. On this ballot, he finished in first place on the first count, fewer than five hundred votes ahead of Dinning. A majority of Morton's votes went to Stelmach on the second count, and he was elected leader. 1300:

Though Stelmach pledged not to do anything to curb the development of the oilsands, he did promise to review royalty rates—the rates paid by oil companies for the privilege of extracting Alberta's oil. He also committed to reducing the proportion of

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160,000. Party rules did not require any disclosure, and the disclosures by candidates varied—Norris named all of his donors, while Morton did not reveal any. Stelmach's partial disclosure was deemed insufficient by opposition leaders and

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and had "read in" this protection. However, the text of the act continued not to mention sexual orientation. Gay rights activists and opposition politicians hoped that the government's proposed changes to the act would change this.

1394:"children, no matter where they are around the world, they are the next generation. And air quality, water quality, no matter where we live on this big globe, we're all responsible, and that's the message we're trying to portray." 1555:, Stelmach's cabinet approved substantial raises for themselves, increasing the salary paid to cabinet ministers from $ 142,000 to $ 184,000 and that paid to the Premier from $ 159,450 to $ 213,450. The increases also affect the 1377:

campaign for the province. Among other things, it replaced the "Alberta Advantage" slogan that had long been in use with "Alberta: Freedom to create. Spirit to achieve." The campaign became the subject of some ridicule when the

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because they did not care for the terrain. His parents, Nancy (née Koroluk) and Michael N. Stelmach, had five children, of whom Edward was the youngest, ten years younger than his closest sibling. Stelmach was raised speaking

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Critics of Stelmach suggest that, as a farmer from the central part of the province, he is biased against Calgary and urban Alberta in general. They pointed to the fact that the city, which was considered the heartland of

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had twice as many caucus endorsements (despite not having held elected office since 1997) and was generally considered the race's front-runner. Stelmach ran a low-profile campaign, touring the province in a custom-painted

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during his first year as premier as Bronconnier accused Stelmach of failing to keep a promise to the city regarding infrastructure spending during his first budget. Several Stelmach supporters suggested that the mayor, a

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seat, P.C. candidate Brian Heninger went so far as to tell a voter he'd like to choke his party's leader (Stelmach told media that this was the sort of enthusiasm he wanted from his MLAs). Heninger was defeated by

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were vaccinated with vaccine received directly from Alberta Health Services, which prompted Stelmach to announce an investigation. Two Alberta Health Services employees were fired as a result of the investigation.

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In late 2009, the Conservatives' plunging popularity at the polls and the surge in support for the right-wing Wildrose Alliance led to speculation that Stelmach would receive lukewarm support at his mandatory

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expressed concern that this would make the teaching of science and geography in public schools very difficult, and suggested that parents who did not wish to have their children exposed to evolution should

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Despite a campaign that was called disorganized and uninspired, Stelmach's Progressive Conservatives won 72 seats in the 83-seat Legislative Assembly, an increase from the 62 that the party had won in the

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riding-level returning officers, who were nominated by Progressive Conservative constituency associations and who were responsible for voter enumeration, were not appointed early enough. According to the

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In January 2008, Stelmach unveiled the province's "made in Alberta"—as distinct from imposed by the federal government or by international treaty—plan to cut carbon emissions in order to fight

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delayed the implementation of these rules until one month after the election, meaning that cabinet ministers who retired or lost their bids for re-election would be exempt from the new rules.

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the problems on the federal government's delivery to the province of fewer doses of the vaccine than promised. Further controversy erupted when it was revealed that hockey players on the

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and the opposition parties, but Stelmach defended the raises as the first received by cabinet ministers in fifteen years and as being necessary to attract qualified people to politics.

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program, departing MLAs receive three months' pay for every year they served, with the level of the pay based on their three highest-earning years. The increases were attacked by the

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Stelmach was the first candidate to declare his intention to run for the P.C. leadership, and picked up endorsements from nineteen members of his caucus (including cabinet ministers

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salesman, where he said his grasp of Ukrainian helped him make sales. After graduating high school—his grade 12 yearbook called him a future Prime Minister of Canada—he attended the

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scheme. In May, the government took the first step in implementing these structural reforms by combining the province's nine health authorities into one health "superboard".

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technology. In July 2008, Stelmach announced $ 2 billion worth of funding for carbon capture initiatives, for which he was applauded by industry groups. However, the

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contained a 20-page article portraying Alberta's oil sands operations as being highly environmentally damaging—in 2009 Stelmach's government spent $ 25 million on a

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purposes, but drew support from some economists and was defended by Evans on the basis that capital spending was at twice the per capital level of the Canadian average.

1349:. Opponents argued that the emphasis on personal responsibility by individuals did nothing to address the greater environmental damage caused by the development of the 1269:, Stelmach rejected the policy on the basis that it would hurt the economy and would unfairly penalize the western provinces. Instead, he championed the development of 6085: 5232: 5253: 3654: 5708: 1024:, which allowed provincial agricultural marketing boards to revise their marketing plans, and was supported by the opposition. Finally, Stelmach initiated the 6691: 5826: 3845: 3395: 3371: 3344: 3315: 3291: 3267: 3120: 155: 4008: 216: 3090: 1679:

available to all Albertans, though vaccine shortages resulted in a limited number of clinics, which experienced long lineups. In response, Liberal leader

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judicial investigation criticized the EUB's tactics as "repulsive". The opposition parties called for the dismissal of the entire EUB and Energy Minister

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According to the race's rules, the three candidates receiving the most votes on the first ballot would move on to a second ballot, which would use a

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and P.C. candidate Ross Quinn, a large cheque to a local seniors centre. Stelmach said that he had only stepped in to help the riding after its MLA,

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soundly. Thus ended the last long one-party rule, and observers asked if history would repeat with Stelmach. After Stelmach's landslide win in the

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clarified that most of the increase would in fact come from the immigration of foreign doctors to Alberta, rather than from in-province training.

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premier of the province. Strom was regarded as honest but ineffective and lacking charisma; he survived only long enough as Premier to lose the

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hospital board in preparation for an arrangement compliant with both the Alberta government's new system of regional health authorities and the

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had found that the legislation's failure to include sexual orientation among the grounds on which discrimination was prohibited violated the

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panel), however instead of an increase in royalties on oil and gas, Alberta collected $ 13.5 billion less from 2009 to 2014. Just after the

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voting system to select a winner. Stelmach finished third on the first ballot with 15.3% of the vote, 3,329 votes ahead of fourth place

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before entering a private dwelling, but also allowed for fines to be voluntarily paid without requiring a court case. It was called by

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As a teenager, he met Marie Warshawski at the wedding of a mutual friend. They married in 1973, and have three sons and a daughter.

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by 14% (from 2007 levels) by 2050. Environmental groups and opposition parties suggested that this was insufficient in light of

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Partially in an effort to counter-act negative publicity from oil sands-related issues—for example, the March 2009 edition of

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Stelmach entered politics in 1986 with his election to the council of Lamont County; one year later, he was appointed county

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and initiated a review of traffic safety programs. Stelmach was re-elected by his largest majority yet during the

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in the 2008 election. Shortly after Hinman's election, polls showed that the Wildrose Alliance, under new leader

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Stelmach's premiership was heavily focused on management of the province's oil reserves, especially those of the

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and 10,647 votes behind second place Morton. However, the fourth, fifth, and sixth place candidates (Oberg,

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that left Alberta to be upgraded out of province, likening the export of bitumen to "scraping off the

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Ralph Klein's major focus for much of his premiership had been the elimination of the provincial

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paid to ministers who resign or are defeated in elections—under the program implemented by

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and Merit Contractors, in which it was accused of "putting your money where mouths are."

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Stelmach was sworn in as Premier December 14, 2006. On February 4, 2008, immediately after

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to open the legislative session, Stelmach requested a dissolution of the legislature with

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was declared the new leader of the party, and Stelmach resigned as premier on October 7.

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Stelmach clashed with rural landowners again in 2009 when his government introduced the

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into savings and two-thirds into construction projects. Critics, including Liberal MLA

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In spring 2009, Stelmach's government announced its intention to overhaul the Alberta

743:. His first foray into politics was a 1986 municipal election, when he was elected to 7415: 7385: 7365: 7325: 7094: 6989: 6919: 6090: 4610: 2465: 2346: 2245: 1939: 1735: 1703: 1664: 1556: 1508: 911: 759: 477: 415: 3743:"Stelmach makes it official: Albertans will go to polls March 3 in general election" 3242: 3212: 3156: 7054: 7014: 6949: 6714: 6549: 6343:

Sarah O'Donnell; Jason Markusoff; Archie McLean; Trish Audette (December 3, 2006).

2813:"Former Alberta premier Ed Stelmach tackles new role as Covenant Health board boss" 1887: 1847: 1806: 1729: 1608: 1380: 1334: 1266: 1219:"a cautious, straightforward and hard-working man with a plan for Alberta's future" 1072: 960: 683: 2887: 1258: 1032:

to the cattle industry. The bill was the subject of considerable debate on second

793:. He rejected calls from environmentalists to slow the pace of development in the 7330: 7265: 7225: 7195: 7079: 7034: 6984: 6768: 6750: 6724: 4325: 2772: 1631: 1477: 1090: 841: 833: 728: 569: 5709:"Alberta to tighten conflict-of-interest rules for top bureaucrats, legislators" 1277:

called it "a huge amount of money to spend on something that isn't proven", and

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parties had long called for their removal. This elimination was announced in a

1455: 1454:. The act allowed the government to identify land that it may be interested in 1411:

to spy on landowners who opposed the construction of a major power line in the

1389: 1326: 1036:, but was ultimately supported by the Liberals on the third and final reading. 988: 975: 876: 853:, and did not learn English until he started attending school. He was raised a 817: 748: 514: 194: 148: 25: 1384:

revealed that one of the photos used in it was not taken in Alberta, but at a

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McLean, Archie (December 5, 2006). "Stelmach won't 'brake' oilsands growth".

1903: 1864: 1838:) in his first eighteen-member cabinet (Stelmach supporters pointed out that 1596: 1357: 1285:

suggesting that there were better environmental uses of the money available.

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Much of Stelmach's term as Premier was dominated by questions related to the

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Serving Martha & Henry: Rural Municipal Government in Alberta 1983-1998

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for publishing a letter to the editor entitled "Homosexual agenda wicked".

1676: 1656: 1620: 1500: 1174: 1122: 1103: 939: 935: 845: 758:, Stelmach was elected as the Member of the Legislative Assembly (MLA) for 751:. He continued in this position until his entry into provincial politics. 95: 85: 6227: 1423: 7405: 7395: 7295: 7220: 7178: 7167: 7159: 7084: 7024: 7004: 6959: 6918: 6783: 6574: 6559: 5972:"The Wildrose Alliance is gaining ground; Conservative support shrinking" 5419:"Alberta 'can't carry the country,' says premier asking for federal cash" 5340:

Canadian Press (June 11, 2008). "Alberta loses three senior physicians".

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suggested that Gibson was being punished for criticizing the government.

1238: 1234: 1210: 1098: 948: 927: 919: 783: 782:, he won an upset second ballot victory over former provincial treasurer 775: 403: 351: 289: 237: 182: 136: 121: 116: 6270: 4685:"'We screwed up', Alberta admits after using British beach photo in ads" 2574:

2006 Progressive Conservative Association of Alberta leadership election

1855:, might be angling to take over as leader of the official opposition if 1398: 1085:

2006 Progressive Conservative Association of Alberta leadership election

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Fekete, Jason (February 24, 2008). "Tory leader panned over pipeline".

2733: 2709: 2665: 1856: 1540: 1488: 1417: 1374: 1338: 1282: 1262: 1196: 1118: 1107: 1094: 1013: 879:, a position he held until his entry into provincial politics in 1993. 798: 724: 618: 320: 7440: 6477: 3974:"Elections Alberta disputes Stelmach's claim about returning officers" 3407:. Legislative Assembly of Alberta. April 27, 1998. pp. 1754–1755. 3356:. Legislative Assembly of Alberta. February 4, 1998. pp. 188–191. 1898:

to replace him. Hinman had been the WRA's only MLA until he lost his

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Stelmach's approach to this deteriorating fiscal situation, part of a

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During his first year in office, Stelmach and his education minister

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argued that the new wording didn't extend beyond current practice.

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often had their premiums covered by their employer. The opposition

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Stelmach's government also responded with legislation entitled the

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In late April 2008 hundreds of ducks landed in a northern Alberta

1309:" from farmland. Soon after becoming Premier, he commissioned the 1071:

As minister, Stelmach kept a low profile. Mark Lisac, who was the

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had the authority necessary to effectively regulate them. On the

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seat to accept a judgeship, a 2009 by-election elected outgoing

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Recipients of the Order of Prince Yaroslav the Wise, 3rd class

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Leaders of the Progressive Conservative Association of Alberta

3655:"For $ 5,000, Albertans can have exclusive chat with Stelmach" 934:. This was a government bill that dissolved the then-existing 5974:. Environics Research Group. November 5, 2009. Archived from 3035:"Oberg not urging support for Klein, riding association told" 1028:, which allowed the government to delegate the inspection of 1026:

Agriculture Statutes (Livestock Identification) Amendment Act

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and, later, Chief Government Whip for the P.C. caucus. As a

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Alberta Premier Ed Stelmach to step down. Globe and Mail.

5679:"Stelmach gov't takes first steps towards democratic reform" 3944:"Premier mum on ouster of Alberta's chief electoral officer" 3279:. Legislative Assembly of Alberta. May 6, 1997. p. 386. 1846:). Stelmach also found himself in a feud with Calgary mayor 1626:

Following the election, Stelmach's new Minister of Health,

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suggested that the changes would make Alberta "sound like

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operations, at an annual savings of $ 700,000. While the

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holding a depiction of Stelmach while protesting Bill 46.

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a year later, and has been its chair since January 2016.

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immigrants, Stelmach was born and raised on a farm near

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Canadian members of the Ukrainian Greek Catholic Church

5652:"Evolution classes optional under proposed Alberta law" 5559:"Alberta Tories gear up for human rights code overhaul" 5442:"Stelmach defends long lineups at Calgary H1N1 clinics" 4603:"Syncrude not off the hook for duck incident: Stelmach" 4883:"Land assembly bill passes, despite calls for changes" 3316:"Livestock and Livestock Products Amendment Act, 1997" 3292:"Livestock and Livestock Products Amendment Act, 1997" 1487:

In her April 2008 budget, Stelmach's Finance Minister

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Lang, Michelle; Renata D'Aliesio (November 3, 2009).

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Lang, Michelle; Renata D'Aliesio (October 29, 2009).

3476:"Steady Eddie made slow climb to lead Alberta Tories" 3423:"2001 provincial election results, Vegreville-Viking" 3008:"1993 provincial election results, Vegreville-Viking" 1420:; Stelmach instead opted to appoint a new EUB chair. 1399:

Energy and Utilities Board affair and land use policy

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Progressive Conservative Association of Alberta MLAs

5946:"Wildrose Alliance wins Calgary-Glenmore byelection" 5173:"Stelmach gov't pledges to axe health-care premiums" 4799:"Environmentalists dressed as spies protest Bill 46" 3773:"Attack ads take premier to task for 'lack of plan'" 1659:

services, at an annual savings of $ 53 million, and

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Stelmach has been a proponent of development of the

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Minister of Agriculture, Food, and Rural Development

5087:"Stelmach unrepentant over hefty cabinet pay hikes" 1699:

Human Rights, Citizenship, and Multiculturalism Act

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Human Rights, Citizenship, and Multiculturalism Act

1551:Shortly after winning an increased majority in the 701: 686: 4659:"Province dumps 'Alberta Advantage' for new brand" 4401:"Alberta premier on defensive over climate change" 4296:"Carbon-capture plan full of hot air, say critics" 3966: 2854:"Profile: 'Steady Eddie' takes power on his terms" 1507:, who supported increased government spending for 1244: 5858:"Calgary poised to go Liberal, party leader says" 4426:"Stelmach says Albertans approve of climate plan" 3910:"It's 'Ed's Empire' after Alberta election sweep" 1723:for publishing the cartoons at the centre of the 1563:'s government to replace the previously existing 7452: 5473:"Stelmach defends health leadership amid revamp" 3448:"Alta. cabinet minister Stelmach quits position" 3345:"Agriculture Statutes (Penalties) Amendment Act" 1809:passed by Stelmach's cabinet shortly before the 1189:, which led to a series of ads purchased by the 1022:Marketing of Agricultural Products Amendment Act 832:Edward Michael Stelmach was born on a farm near 747:council. A year into his term, he was appointed 6683:Progressive Conservative Association of Alberta 5552: 5550: 4982:"Boom to bust: an economic timeline of Alberta" 3873: 3871: 3557:"Opponents pledge support for Alta.'s Stelmach" 3417: 3415: 1719:This section had been used to try to prosecute 951:politics" for presenting, along with colleague 160:Progressive Conservative Association of Alberta 5882: 5339: 5229:"Alta campaign features promises, accusations" 4572:"Stelmach denies coverup in dead duck debacle" 4318: 4001:"Tories abound in ranks of returning officers" 1913: 1788:Stelmach returned all-party committees to the 1341:, using reusable shopping bags, and replacing 1010:Agriculture Statutes (Penalties) Amendment Act 1001:Livestock and Livestock Products Amendment Act 7145: 6904: 6666: 6493: 6320:. Alberta Online Encyclopedia. Archived from 5612: 5610: 5035:"Province offers teachers pension settlement" 4946: 4944: 4349: 4262: 3941: 3716:"Stelmach sworn in as Alberta's 13th premier" 3010:. Alberta Online Encyclopedia. Archived from 3002: 3000: 2851: 1725:Jyllands-Posten Muhammad cartoons controversy 1514: 1200:Stelmach speaking at a luncheon in April 2007 6202:"Alison Redford sworn in as Alberta Premier" 5820: 5818: 5646: 5644: 5619:"Alberta Tories move to enshrine gay rights" 5547: 4952:"Alberta posts $ 4.6B surplus for 2007–2008" 4825:"Marathon legislative session breaks record" 3880:"Stelmach rivals Klein, Lougheed in victory" 3868: 3528:"Albertans Turf Five in Race for New Leader" 3412: 2564: 1816: 1792:, where they had not existed since early in 1733:magazine, and to successfully prosecute the 1619:called the plan unfeasible, Health Minister 77:December 14, 2006 – October 7, 2011 5167: 5165: 5061:"Premier, Speaker in line for $ 1M payouts" 4975: 4973: 4379: 4377: 1934:, however, the comparisons largely ceased. 1275:Canadian Federation of Independent Business 1078: 820:on October 7, 2011. He joined the board of 281:March 16, 2001 – November 25, 2004 229:November 25, 2004 – March 23, 2006 172:December 3, 2006 – October 1, 2011 7516:Members of the Alberta Order of Excellence 7152: 7138: 6911: 6897: 6673: 6659: 6500: 6486: 6118:"Stelmach wins 77% support for leadership" 5607: 5114:"Committee votes to freeze MLAs' salaries" 4941: 4914: 4910: 4908: 4565: 4563: 4163: 3800:"New attack ads aim at union's attack ads" 3590:"Stelmach criticized for donation secrecy" 3559:. CTV.ca. December 3, 2006. Archived from 3502:"Artists for Dinning, MLA Pham for Morton" 3366: 3364: 3227: 3197: 2997: 1958: 1617:Alberta College of Physicians and Surgeons 1599:immediately before the dissolution of the 47: 6373: 5999:"Stelmach confronts ghost of Harry Strom" 5815: 5764: 5733: 5641: 5503:"Calgary Flames skip flu vaccine lineups" 5416: 5282: 4600: 4540: 4455:"Going green shouldn't be hard: Stelmach" 4145:"Stelmach defends oilsands in Washington" 4112: 4059: 4057: 3937: 3935: 3933: 3931: 3621: 3617: 3615: 3583: 3581: 3579: 3577: 3470: 3468: 3032: 2847: 2845: 2843: 2841: 2839: 2837: 2835: 2833: 1097:). However, former provincial Treasurer 840:, Ukraine. His grandparents settled near 5162: 4970: 4767:Scotton, Geoffrey (September 18, 2007). 4483: 4374: 3450:. CTV.ca. March 21, 2006. Archived from 3339: 3337: 3335: 3262: 3260: 2495: 2376: 2275: 2138: 2020: 1984: 1859:fumbled. During the by-election to fill 1783: 1422: 1287: 1195: 6507: 5011:. CanWest News Services. 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The grandson of 7486:Canadian people of Ukrainian descent 5736:"Ex-MLAs, aides get a free ride out" 5354: 5006: 4486:"One Simple Act simple self-mockery" 4350:D'Aliesio, Renata (April 11, 2008). 4200: 4088: 3999:McLean, Archie (February 12, 2008). 3846:"Post-debate posturing unproductive" 3624:"Donation Unethical, Premier Admits" 3178:Guly, Christopher (April 27, 1997). 3177: 2936:"Stelmach shares his Catholic faith" 1951:the early hours of October 2, 2011, 1779: 932:Lloydminster Hospital Act Repeal Act 731:and fluently speaks the distinctive 16:Premier of Alberta from 2006 to 2011 6412:. November 26, 2006. Archived from 6269:. Elections Alberta. Archived from 4984:. Global Television. Archived from 4915:Markusuoff, Jason (June 21, 2007). 4852:"Bill 19 toxic to rural landowners" 4453:Zabjek, Alexandra (June 11, 2008). 4263:D'Aliesio, Renata (July 10, 2008). 4064:Simons, Paula (February 21, 2009). 4030:Loome, Jeremy (February 12, 2008). 3587: 3546: 3057: 3033:Cryderman, Kelly (March 23, 2006). 2942:. September 3, 2007. Archived from 2811:Gerein, Keith (February 16, 2016). 2582:Second ballot (post redistribution) 1977: 1008:. In 1998, Stelmach sponsored the 882: 324:(Infrastructure and Transportation) 13: 6094:. November 6, 2009. Archived from 5767:"Stelmach defends cabinet choices" 5179:. February 4, 2008. 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Stelmach became a member of the 836:, the grandson of immigrants from 14: 7532: 7511:21st-century Canadian politicians 6432: 6144:"Stelmach receives 77.4% support" 6122:Canadian Broadcasting Corporation 5997:Walton, Dawn (December 4, 2006). 5950:Canadian Broadcasting Corporation 5856:Walton, Dawn (February 9, 2008). 5825:Kohler, Nicholas (May 21, 2007). 5801:Canadian Broadcasting Corporation 5713:Canadian Broadcasting Corporation 5656:Canadian Broadcasting Corporation 5593:Canadian Broadcasting Corporation 5533:Canadian Broadcasting Corporation 5507:Canadian Broadcasting Corporation 5417:Macdonald, Jim (April 16, 2009). 5355:Lang, Michelle (April 24, 2009). 5319:Canadian Broadcasting Corporation 5285:"Tories create health superboard" 5283:Markusoff, Jason (May 16, 2008). 5258:Canadian Broadcasting Corporation 5207:Canadian Broadcasting Corporation 5148:Canadian Broadcasting Corporation 5091:Canadian Broadcasting Corporation 5065:Canadian Broadcasting Corporation 5039:Canadian Broadcasting Corporation 4956:Canadian Broadcasting Corporation 4829:Canadian Broadcasting Corporation 4803:Canadian Broadcasting Corporation 4746:Canadian Broadcasting Corporation 4689:Canadian Broadcasting Corporation 4663:Canadian Broadcasting Corporation 4637:Canadian Broadcasting Corporation 4520:Canadian Broadcasting Corporation 4431:Canadian Broadcasting Corporation 4265:"Critics leery of carbon storage" 4149:Canadian Broadcasting Corporation 4032:"Returning officer 'shenanigans'" 3978:Canadian Broadcasting Corporation 3914:Canadian Broadcasting Corporation 3844:Waugh, Neil (February 24, 2008). 3798:Crush, Kevin (January 24, 2008). 3777:Canadian Broadcasting Corporation 3720:Canadian Broadcasting Corporation 3622:Markusoff, Jason (June 5, 2007). 3506:Canadian Broadcasting Corporation 3480:Canadian Broadcasting Corporation 1965:Order of Prince Yaroslav the Wise 1227:Canadian Broadcasting Corporation 7439: 7118: 6633: 6623: 6622: 6398: 6367: 6336: 6310: 6285: 6259: 6245: 6220: 6194: 6162: 6136: 6110: 6078: 6048: 6017: 5990: 5964: 5938: 5907: 5883:Canadian Press (June 10, 2007). 5876: 5849: 5797:"Stelmach names smaller cabinet" 5789: 5758: 5727: 5701: 5670: 5617:Fekete, Jason (April 29, 2009). 5557:Fekete, Jason (March 18, 2009). 5386:Diotte, Kerry (April 16, 2009). 5260:. April 16, 2008. Archived from 5235:from the original on May 9, 2009 4917:"Alberta records $ 8.9B surplus" 4881:Henton, Darcy (April 30, 2009). 4850:Simons, Paula (March 14, 2009). 4710:Farrell, Jim (August 17, 2007). 4601:Cryderman, Kelly (May 5, 2008). 1747:, though his Education Minister 1581: 1546: 1462: 1437:Alberta Utilities Commission Act 1329:. The plan called for reducing 1159: 682: 654: 6062:. March 5, 2008. 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February 6, 2008. 4234:"Carbon capture plan lauded" 4201:Wood, James (May 30, 2008). 3878:Braid, Don (March 4, 2008). 2109:Fort Saskatchewan-Vegreville 1991:Fort Saskatchewan-Vegreville 1902:to Progressive Conservative 1535:, but was criticized by the 1525:Alberta Teachers Association 1370:National Geographic Magazine 1322:designed to export bitumen. 1209:and only two seats short of 1187:Alberta Federation of Labour 1132: 1020:. 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The 715:; born May 11, 1951) is a 331:Minister of Infrastructure 307:Minister of Infrastructure 269:Minister of Transportation 7481:People from Lamont County 7437: 7175: 7116: 6934: 6826: 6690: 6618: 6515: 6465: 6456: 6444: 6439: 3385:Retrieved on July 4, 2008 3305:Retrieved on July 4, 2008 3281:Retrieved on July 4, 2008 3138:Retrieved on July 4, 2008 2940:Western Catholic Reporter 2571: 2565:Party leadership contests 2471: 2459: 2352: 2340: 2251: 2239: 2114: 2102: 1996: 1817:Relationship with Calgary 1613:licensed practical nurses 844:in 1898, after bypassing 809:. 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