CALGARY – It’s the first weekend for candidates on the campaign trail ahead of the May provincial election.
Party leaders and candidates are holding events in Calgary and across Alberta on Saturday.
PC Party leader Jim Prentice is making several stops south of the city before a photo-op in Calgary on Saturday evening.
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Prentice visited High River on Friday, but did not promise further support to High River residents affected by the 2013 floods.
Leader of Alberta’s NDP Rachel Notley is in Fort McMurray at a pancake fundraiser today, before heading to a local Tim Hortons to chat with Albertans.
Wildrose Party leader Brian Jean continues his campaign with stops in Stettler and Didsbury, where he will be available for photo-ops in both communities.
Alberta Party leader Greg Clark kicks his campaign into high gear with a pancake breakfast and rally in his home riding of Calgary-Elbow.
Alberta Liberal leader David Swann has a photo-op in the Kensington neighbourhood before he heads out door knocking in three Calgary ridings.
Party leaders have just over three weeks to reach as many people as possible.
A new poll suggests many Albertans are unhappy with the early election.
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The poll from Mainstreet Technologies shows about two-thirds of voters oppose the election.
Voting day is on Tuesday, May 5.
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