Alberta Tories talk about the future of the party
Alberta's Progressive Conservatives are at a crossroads. CBC Calgary’s Eyeopener assembled a panel of long-time Tories to talk about the party’s future.
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Alberta's Progressive Conservatives are at a crossroads — poll numbers are sliding, bank accounts are shrinking and another leadership race is just around the corner.
On Tuesday, CBC Calgary’s The Eyeopener assembled a panel of long-time Tories to talk about the party’s future.
- Hear David Gray’s discussion with the panel by clicking on the "Listen" button.
The panel members are:
- Jim Foster, a cabinet minster under former premier Peter Lougheed.
- Rick Orman, a former MLA for Calgary-Montrose who ran for the party's leadership twice.
- Jocelyn Burgener, who served as the MLA for the riding of Calgary-Currie during the Klein years.