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Braid: Thomas Lukaszuk might form a new Alberta party, built on Forever Canadian

Calgary HeraldBy Don Braid, Calgary Herald

11/2/2026, 9:54:55 PM

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If Lukaszuk does form a party, it could harvest a shocking number of votes from both the UCP and NDP, denying a majority to both

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Braid: Thomas Lukaszuk might form a new Alberta party, built on Forever Canadian.

Thomas Lukaszuk finally comes out with the shocker — his Forever Canadian movement might become a new Alberta political party, with him as leader. Read More

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