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Cameron Strategy // Elections and Elixirs; Of Rod and Revolution: the 2004 Alberta Provincial Election Calgary Currie: Liberal Dave Taylor had a large, well-motivated campaign team, in contrast to the PC incumbent Jon Lord who had a high profile personally but a weak organization. Calgary is in many ways Alberta’s test tube for evaluating the impact of the longevity gap, given the fact that over one in five Calgarians moved to the city within the past 5 years. Calgary Buffalo: This seat was retained by Harvey Cenaiko for the PC’s primarily because of the strength of his campaign team, in contrast to Liberal Terry Taylor who had a minimal campaign organization as the election got underway. www.cameronstrategy.com /Elections_and_Elixirs.asp

Notes on Canadian References in Starship Troopers Calgary could be described as "on the northern prairies", though Currie barracks is pretty much in the city, it wouldn't be on a desolate plain. CFB Calgary was split into two parts, one of which was known as Currie Barracks (the other was Harvey Barracks). The note that "I never did find out who Currie was, but he must have been a trackman." may have been a joke, because Currie is universally described as "pear-shaped". www.talkaboutpeople.com /group/alt.fan.heinlein/messages/207215.html

Calgary & Southern Alberta - Alberta's Dinosaurs Currie is one of the world's leading paleontologists and is best known for his work with specimens collected in the fossil beds of Dinosaur Provincial Park and the Gobi Desert. Currie has conducted field research on several continents, and was co-leader of the Canada-China Dinosaur Project, the largest dinosaur expedition ever undertaken. Currie's fascination with dinosaurs began as a young boy, when he made his first fossil find at age six near his birthplace of Toronto. www.ucalgary.ca /applied_history/tutor/calgary/dino.html

Alberta Liberal Party - Encyclopedia.WorldSearch More significantly, and to the surprise of most observers, the Liberals were able to win three seats in the traditionally conservative city of Calgary. In the 2004 provincial election, the Liberals more than doubled their seats to 16 and increased their share of the popular vote to 29%. encyclopedia.worldsearch.com /alberta_liberal_party.htm

CBC - Alberta Votes 2004 David Swann, a former medical officer of health who was fired for his pro-Kyoto stance, defeated Mark Hlady in Calgary-Mountain View; radio talk show host Dave Taylor beat Jon Lord in Calgary-Currie; and Harry Chase won in Calgary-Varsity, the seat held by retiring Energy Minister Murray Smith. Calgary — The Liberals have won three seats in Calgary, making inroads into what was perceived to be a Tory stronghold. In the 2001 election, the Liberals were shut out of Calgary. calgary.cbc.ca /regionalnews/caches/av04-calgary-results20041122.html

CBC - Alberta Votes 2004 Terrence Taylor in Calgary-Buffalo, Dave Taylor in Calgary-Currie," Keith Brownsey, a professor at Mount Royal College, said. Calgary — Having been shut out in Calgary in the 2001 election, the Liberals are hoping to mount something of a comeback this time out. But political scientists say they may have trouble breaking into the Tory's "Fortress Calgary," and few are predicting victory. calgary.cbc.ca /regional/servlet/View?filename=av04_calgary_liberals20041110

The Calgary Journal Online The battle for votes in Calgary Currie is heating up as Liberal candidate Dave Taylor and Conservative Jon Lord are head to head just a few days before the provincial election. Kim Warnke is running for the Green Party in Calgary Currie and hopes to see more mass transit put in place around the Currie area. The University of Calgary was at the bottom of MacLean’s annual universities ranking, and both the university and the college have been raising tuition costs while cutting program budgets. www.journalonline.ca /fullarticle.php?id=97

Definition of Alberta general election, 2004 One urbanized division outside Calgary and Edmonton was added, and two rural seats were eliminated. This result was achieved due to a resurgence of the party in Edmonton, where the Tories won a majority of seats for the first time since 1982. Interestingly, the pollsters only prompted for the three "major" parties yet Green and Seperation showed up over 1% in the results while the Alliance, which is contesting every riding and holds a seat in the legislature, did not. www.wordiq.com /definition/Alberta_general_election%2C_2004

Gillan Currie In September 1998, Gillian came to Calgary as a post-doctoral research fellow in the Departments of Community Health Sciences and Economics, and, in September 1999, took up a position as an Assistant Professor in the Department of Economics. She has a joint appointment with the Department of Community Health Sciences, Faculty of Medicine, University of Calgary, and is also Research Fellow at the Institute of Health Economics. Currie, G., C. Donaldson and Mingshan Lu "What does Canada profit from the for-profit debate in health care?" forthcoming Canadian Public Policy. econ.ucalgary.ca /currie.htm

The Calgary Journal Online Journal guest columnist Dave Taylor is the MLA for Calgary Currie and he discusses his issue with Premier Ralph Klein’s recent tuition freeze. Journal guest columnist Dave Taylor is the MLA for Calgary Currie. It concludes when the government agrees to put 35 per cent of the budget surplus annually into a post secondary education endowment fund designed to foster and sustain excellence. www.journalonline.ca /fullarticle.php?id=385

western alienation: 10/31 - 11/06 - Calgary Herald columnist/PC shill Tom Olsen was someohow surprised that a sophisticated urbanite (I mean check that middle age crisis hair) like himself would find his ideological fellows in Hicktown, Alberta. Chapman is also the author of a recent Calgary Herald op-ed piece (couldn't find a link) in which he argued that the police force doesn't need a citizen oversight or review board, and that they should obviously be allowed to police themselves. Grandson of Nelson Mandela at Calgary fundraising breakfast. westernalien.blogspot.com /2004_10_31_westernalien_archive.html

printable.cgi?article=63573.html Currie is producing and directing the local stage production of Hedwig and the Angry Inch through his independent theatre company, One Eyed Productions. Currie has worked on several musical production during his eight-year theatre career. Whereas the film followed the transgendered Hedwig and her band, The Angry Inch, on tour, the play focuses on a singular performance. www.calgarysun.com /cgi-bin/printable.cgi?article=63573.html

may_01_2002.html I understand that the Calgary council is working with them and that a decision may be reached as early as May 27 with regard to the fate of that school. The letter is to me, noting that the Calgary community lottery board funded very worthwhile projects and worrying that some of these organizations may have to close their doors, asking the government to reconsider their decision. As I understand it, the old St. Mary's school in Calgary was recently the subject of discussion at Calgary city council, and they voted a couple of days ago, I believe, to issue a notice of intention to the Calgary Catholic school board to designate that site as potentially being a municipal heritage site. www.ironman-inc.com /may_01_2002.html

[FS_ANNOUNCE] National Alliance and the Alberta Election (Recycled Ralph decorating theme) The party's Calgary Currie candidate Garth Mundle and Mountain View hopeful Keith Purdy dropped in to Lodge 1100, 1020 Bow Valley Dr. N.E. to hand out paper hearts to seniors. Calgary Bow candidate Alana DeLong's office is wallpapered with PC posters from 1993, 1997 and 2001 -- each featuring Klein in a different wardrobe. The Calgary Council of Home and School Associations is holding the forum Feb. 22 in the theatre of the W.R. Castell Central Library, 616 Macleod Tr. www.freedomsite.org /pipermail/fs_announce/2001/000409.html

Calgary Sun Columnist - Paul Jackson: Taylor-made Newly-elected MLAs Dave Taylor (Calgary Currie), David Swann (Calgary Mountain View) and Harry Chase (Calgary Varsity) had ventured through the doors of the Sun, a noble institution by any measure, but an establishment in which it would be hard to find anyone who within the past 10 years has voted Liberal, either federally or provincially. Yes, my friends, Dave Taylor may well be going places in politics -- doubtful though his two Calgary cohorts. New Calgary Liberal MLA may be going places in politics www.canoe.ca /NewsStand/Columnists/Calgary/Paul_Jackson/2005/03/01/945813.html

Calgary Boys Choir Building on the success of the third Young Singers Choir - founded in January of 2005 and rehearsing at our central location in Currie Barracks - we will soon be opening a fourth YS choir to serve families in the NE. Our Touring and Alumni Choirs performed this year in the under 19 category at the Calgary Kiwanis Festival and obtained a first place gold seal with the very respectable mark of 90% from adjudicator, Sung Ha Shin-Bouey. They were also honoured to be invited by adjudicator Gemira McClary to sing as "Best Chorus" at the concluding "Best of the Festival" concert in High River on Wednesday, April 27th. www.calgaryboyschoir.ab.ca

Calgary Public Library - Services for New Canadians - Citizenship Canadian citizenship classes are provided at Calgary Public Library locations by the Calgary Immigrant Aid Society. Calgary Centre South - Lee Richardson (Conservative Party of Canada) Calgary Members of the Legislative Assembly of Alberta (MLAs) www.calgarypubliclibrary.com /multi/citizen_ship.htm

CalgaryGrit: 10/31/2004 - 11/06/2004 Dave Taylor is looking very good in Calgary Currie and I think David Swann might come through in Calgary Mountainview. From the mind of one of the few Liberals in Calgary who haven't been hunted down and driven out of town yet. But the U of Calgary and U of Lethbridge are disasters. calgarygrit.blogspot.com /2004_10_31_calgarygrit_archive.html

Alberta Liberal Party :: Focus. Forward. The event was organized by the five southern Calgary constituencies, and was their first fund raiser, since the election in 2004. Alberta Liberals from across the province attended the party convention in Calgary this weekend. “The energy in the room was fantastic,” said John Roggeveen, one of the coordinators, and the Liberal candidate in Calgary Shaw. www.albertaliberal.com

Welcome to the Addiction Centre Currie SR, Malhotra S and Clark S. Agreement among subjective, objective and collateral measures of poor sleep in recovering alcoholics. Currie S, Clum G, Hodgins D, McClure J, Walker J and Watkins P. Self-guided treatments: disseminating psychological interventions to the public and empowering clients. Currie SR, Kiss ZHT and Campbell W. Deep brain stimulation of cocaine euphoria. addictioncentre.ca /pages/edpresentations.html

Calgary Residential Renovations - Calgary Commercial Renovations Was created in 1991 by Paul Currie of Calgary, Alberta, Canada. Serving the drywall industry in Calgary and Southern Alberta for over 30 years, our reputation is built on personal customer relationships catering to specific client requirements. We have the experience and technology to bring the most exotic plans to life with full respect for structural integrity, maintenance issues, and budgetary control. www.calgary-businesses.com /renovations.htm

Alberta Electoral Boundaries Commission Final Report The cities of Calgary and Edmonton (40 existing electoral divisions) increased by 217,434 and the rest of Alberta (43 existing electoral divisions) increased by 211,707. The significant factor for this Commission is that Calgary (21 existing electoral divisions) increased by 168,071 (39% of the total growth). At the time of the 2001 Canada Census, 52% percent of the population of the province was resident in Edmonton and Calgary. www.altaebc.ab.ca /finalreport.html

Bone Zone - Dinosaur Detective, Phillip J. Currie at The Dinosaur Interplanetary Gazette He currently co-supervises two MSc students and two PhD students at the University of Calgary, one MSc student at the University of Saskatchewan, and one MSc and one PhD student through the University of Copenhagen. Curator of Dinosaurs (Royal Tyrrell Museum of Palaeontology), Adjunct Associate Professor (University of Calgary), and Adjunct Professor (University of Saskatchewan). Currie was the Paleontologist of the Month on www.dinosaur.org /bzcurrie.htm

Calgary Board of Education - What's New Western Canada High School is hosting a Calgary Currie Candidates’ Forum that will ask participating candidates to comment on Education Policy, Managing Alberta’s Strong Financial Situation, and other issues that may be identified by students in the audience. Calgary Currie Candidates’ Forum takes place from 12:45 to 2:05 p.m. Confirmed participants include: Jennifer Banks (New Democrat candidate for Calgary Bow, as Robert Scobel is unavailable); John Lord (Progressive Conservative); Ken Mazeroll (Alberta Alliance); Dave Taylor (Liberal); and Kim Warnke (Green Party). www.cbe.ab.ca /new/AroundOurSchools/2004-2005/111204-1.asp

Links Known as Calgary's restaurant row, 4th Street boasts over 35 restaurants with flavours all over in the world. Marda Loop is a unique destination shopping district at the core of inner city living in Calgary. Uptown 17th Avenue is a place where people work, dine, shop, explore, live and visit. www.ward8.com /Links.htm

SMB World 2005: Executive Speaker Panel Jocelyn was twice elected as a Member of the Legislative Assembly for Calgary Currie, in 1993 &1997. Shea holds a BSc from the University of Alberta, a BComm from the University of Calgary, and an MBA from the University of Calgary. Jocelyn served as a Trustee for the Calgary Separate School Board (1989-91) and was Public Affairs Coordinator for Canada Safeway, prior to her election to government. www.smbworld.com /keynotes

Gauntlet - University of Calgary's Student Newspaper After spending seven years as the Member of the Legislative Assembly for the provincial riding of Calgary Currie, Jocelyn Burgener has decided to challenge incumbent MP Rob Anders for the riding's CA nomination. Canadian Alliance supporters in Calgary West can expect another exciting race after this weekend's national leadership convention is over. gauntlet.ucalgary.ca /?IssueDate=2000-06-22

EXPLORE: Alberta general election, 2001 - Dictionary of Government Calgary Fish Creek : Heather Forsyth, PC (74.5%) Calgary Mountain View : Mark Hlady, PC (60.3%) Calgary North Hill : Richard Mangus, PC (63.7%) www.explore-government.com /government/A/Alberta_general_election%2C_2001.html

CBC - Alberta Votes 2004 - Ridings The 2004 redistribution expanded the riding to take in some areas formerly of Calgary-Currie. This west-central Calgary riding, founded in 1971, is bordered on the south by the Glenmore Reservoir, on the west by the city limits and Sarcee Trail, on the north by Richmond Road, Crowchild Trail, 34th Avenue and the Elbow River, and on the east mostly by Macleod Trail. Results are not official until Elections Alberta has reviewed the results, which usually takes several days. www.cbc.ca /albertavotes2004/riding/008

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