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Provincial liberals choose Banff-Cochrane candidate

Posted on February 3, 2012 by ALP Office

Check out this fantastic article about our candidate in Banff Cochrane, Pete Helfrich, that was published in this week’s edition of the Cochrane Eagale and written by Derek Clouthier.

http://www.cochraneeagle.com/2012/02/provincial-liberals-choose-banff-cochrane-candidate/

Not wanting to be looking in from the sidelines, the Alberta Liberal Party has found a candidate they feel can ruffle some feathers in the upcoming race to be the next MLA for Banff-Cochrane.

Peter Helfrich, a Calgary-based paramedic, is passionate about an array of issues affecting a region he has called home throughout his life, and believes the province’s political canvas needs to be altered.

“It’s what I’m willing to do,” said Helfrich, who grew up in Bragg Creek and feels a special connection to the concerns of the community, including the recent logging issue in the area.

“People aren’t opposed to logging and they’re not opposed to Spray Lake Sawmills, they’re opposed to government…there’s no leadership. People need to have a representative who’s … READ MORE