Alberta Premier Danielle Smith speaks in a file photo at the 2022 United Conservative Party annual general meeting in Edmonton. This year's AGM will run Nov. 3 and 4 at the BMO Centre in Calgary.
Alberta's United Conservatives will hold their second annual general meeting under Premier Danielle Smith on Friday and Saturday, an event that has seen registrations surge with seats on the party’s board up for grabs.Alberta Premier Danielle Smith speaks in a file photo at the 2022 United Conservative Party annual general meeting in Edmonton. This year's AGM will run Nov. 3-4 at the BMO Centre in Calgary.
That may be easier said than done when it comes to managing competing groups along the conservative spectrum vying for power — the most notable being Take Back Alberta, a group registered as a third-party political advertiser with Elections Alberta that has been vocal in pushing for change around various social issues.Requiring written consent of parents whenever a student under 16 wants to change their name or pronouns at school.
"No matter what happens at this AGM, we will have a majority of the board — we'll have an absolute majority of the board," Parker told attendees in Taber on Oct. 18. "What that will guarantee for you is grassroots representation, no matter what."recently passed "You have to wonder whether these concerns reflect the kinds of things that most Albertans are concerned about," Williams said.
Myatt said Smith will need to send a signal that she is listening to her base, while remembering she is a premier for all Albertans.
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