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NDP branding woes bigger than potential Alberta exit

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By Alex Marland
| The Hill Times Verified
After Avi Lewis, left, won the federal NDP leadership on March 29, Alberta NDP Leader Naheed Nenshi signalled conversations might be held about changing the provincial party's name.The Hill Times photographs by Andrew Meade Soon after the news dropped on March 29 that Avi Lewis was taking charge of the federal New Democratic Party, Alberta NDP Leader Naheed Nenshi signalled that conversations might be held about changing the provincial party's name.
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Political Defectors Face Mistrust, Hostility, Sexism, and Worse. Why Do They Do It?

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By Alex Marland
| The Walrus Magazine Verified
In the 2015 Alberta election, Sandra Jansen was one of just nine Progressive Conservative candidates elected and the only woman in that caucus. She subsequently withdrew from seeking the party leadership and crossed the floor to the arch-rival New Democrats after an inspiring conversation with Rachel Notley. The NDP’s newest backbencher received a standing ovation in the legislature when she read aloud some of the misogynistic messages directed at her and then premier Notley on social media.
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Are Carney's political staffers too meddlesome in the public service? | Opinion

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By Alex Marland
| Yahoo Canada Verified
The public got a rare glimpse into Prime Minister Mark Carney’s office last week when his chief of staff Marc-André Blanchard testified at a committee hearing. Blanchard and Michael Sabia, the clerk of the Privy Council, provided testimony about the ethics screens that have been put in place for Carney to prevent potential conflicts of interest due to his financial interests. Most Canadians (myself included) probably don’t know much about Blanchard.
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