Sentences with phrase «provincial election call»

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The president of the Criminal Lawyers» Association is calling on the government of Ontario to make good on its promise on changing the way police records checks are done, before a provincial election later this year.

In an investor call held just before the provincial election, financial blogger David Alton Clark asked Kinder Morgan reps what would happen if the Trans Mountain were abandoned.

APRIL 2005: Leading into the provincial election, The Tyee launches a blog - like section called Election Central that immediately becomes must - reading for media and poelection, The Tyee launches a blog - like section called Election Central that immediately becomes must - reading for media and poElection Central that immediately becomes must - reading for media and politicos.

With Alberta's provincial election expected to be called tomorrow, both the governing Progressive Conservatives and New Democratic Party are expected to have candidates in place in all 87 constituencies today.

With a provincial election expected to be called in the coming weeks, Alberta's political parties are pushing to nominate their slates of candidates.

Via Postmedia News, Alberta Progressive Conservative leadership candidates are calling for another round of Senator - in - Waiting elections to happen concurrent with the next provincial election:

During the debate about the provincial law, Edmonton Mayor Don Iveson called for the ban to be extended to municipal elections.

Prior to the calling of the 2008 general election, the party standings in the provincial legislature were as follows:

The Board of Trade is renewing its call for all parties running in the provincial election to pledge to establish a regulatory framework to introduce ridesharing and provide residents with greater access to safe and reliable passenger transportation options.

The president of the Criminal Lawyers» Association is calling on the government of Ontario to make good on its promise on changing the way police records checks are done, before a provincial election later this year.

On that point, the bill differed from its predecessor that died when the 2014 provincial election was called.

This amended Bill 52 was introduced to the National Assembly on February 11, 2014 but its progress stalled when a provincial election was called.

In partnership with other groups such as CLAS and West Coast LEAF First Call wrote a letter to all parties asking for their position on the clawback policy in the lead up to the 2013 provincial election.

Previously introduced in the last term, the bill died when last year's provincial election was called.