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"Albertans Against the NDP" movement growing as oil and gas industry crisis continues
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October 28, 2015
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5:04Now PlayingHolly Nicholas of TheRebel.Media reports that the Albertans Against the NDP were on the road again and this time they hit Calgary and Lloydminster.
She caught up with the crowd at the Calgary Municipal Centre and arrived to loud cheers and honks from passing by traffic. Tim Moen, leader of the Libertarian Party of Canada was also in attendance and had an important message about our oil and gas industry here in Alberta.
There were also a few unwelcome guests, but that didn’t stop supporters from speaking their minds and standing up for Alberta!
Rebel.Media's Sheila Gunn Reid attended the Lloydminster event, where she caught up with organizer, Drew Lake and also Shannon Stubbs – Member of Parliament for Lakeland.
The Albertans Against the NDP are planning their next rally in Red Deer.
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