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- happy canada day!
- Tory Regional Health Boards
- for the record...
- blog of the week - grandinite
- C-38 passed
- t-minus 17 seconds
- WILD ROSE ROUND UP #4: a day late and a record sur...
- kick 'em jenny
- hello
- it was bound to happen...
- septuagenarian kills leopard with his bare hands
- welcome to the 1850's?
- the fire truck (still) stalks its prey
- so... the budget passed, eh?
- what leadership race?
- Little Bunny Rumsfeld
- that's oil, baby!
- money smells
- more tory patronage
- "undulating plateau" of oil
- new blog
- Ambassador Wilkins
- blog of the week - ahab's whale
- they should have drank more orange juice!
- how did it happen?
- holy schmoly!
- "the firetruck stalks its prey"
- Forest Stump wins FOIP award
- grewal not a smuggler
- dog judo!
- no 007 here
- day of the underdog
- Tory rages at Dipper
- my fans in the forces of darkness
- don't do it.
- O'Brien may vote against Liberals
- what does george w. have against big bird?
- from the mouth of sauron
- the numbers just get better and better...
- blog of the week!
- gone underground
- hello! mcfly!?!
- canada loses north pole
- more fun with numbers...
- bush moves to renew patriot act
- hey big spender!
- who would spice things up?
- morton's in
- "i see your schwartz is as big as mine..."
- mark norris spent $100,000 and still lost
- two announcements
- gurmant grewal - smuggler???
- warning!
- 10 random facts
- props
- would be - wanna be
- Klein on his way out: Tory MLA
- I'm it!
- my grewal post
- i must be unparliamentary...
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- daveberta
- Dave Cournoyer began blogging in 2005 while studying Political Science at the University of Alberta in Edmonton. In 2006, he was elected Vice-President (External) his Students’ Union and served as Chair of the Council of Alberta University Students until 2007. Since then, he has worked as Communication Coordinator for Alberta’s official opposition party and for various advocacy and public policy groups. As well as writing on this blog, Dave also occasionally writes for publications such as SEE Magazine.
It's Clay Aitken!
ReplyDeletewho'd of thought you'd see wine, cheese, and oberg in the same sentence.
ReplyDeletethe Clay Aitken resemblance is earie...
ReplyDeletewow. Good one Aaron. Maybe he'll incorporate that into his campaign... a singing oberg?
ReplyDeleteTravis Said: I thought Oberg was a kind of cheese, a very stinky kinda cheese
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