‘Alberta Together’ committee meeting Saturday in Red Deer
A new political action committee wants to ensure centrists have an alternative ahead of the next provincial election.
Katherine O’Neill, former president of the Progressive Conservative party is leading the committee. O’Neill stepped down after Jason Kenney won the party leadership in March running on a platform to merge the PCs with the Wildrose.
Done with the PCs and the prospective United Conservative Party, O’Neill says she is excited to be the executive director of the “Alberta Together” movement.
“The big goal is to ensure there is a viable centrist option for the 2019 election,” she said.