By Sheldon Spackman

Campaign Trail

Major party leaders make announcements in the big cities Monday

Apr 1, 2019 | 10:01 AM

Here’s a look at where the party leaders are Monday on the campaign trail for the April 16 Alberta election;

Alberta NDP Leader Rachel Notley is continuing to tout her party’s plan to move the province’s oil-by-rail plan until more pipelines are built.

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United Conservative Party Leader Jason Kenney told an Edmonton audience a United Conservative government would save Albertans from the Notley/Trudeau Alliance’s planned 11.2 cents per litre carbon tax on gas.

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Alberta Party Leader Stephen Mandel is in Calgary to comment on federal-provincial relations and visit the Seton Seniors Community in Calgary-South East before finishing the day door-knocking in Calgary East.

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Alberta Liberal Leader David Khan announced the party’s Affordable Dental Care Platform while on the campaign trail in Calgary on Monday. Khan will also spend the day door-knocking in the riding of Calgary-Mountain View.