I’m frustrated that the UCP aren’t listening. What else can I do?

Remember, you have a right to speak out.  We all have the right and responsibility to share our concerns. If you have a concern, it is likely that most Albertans have the same concern.  

It is critical to keep the pressure on our government leaders by sending an email, mailed letter, or calling to express. Send your concerns to the following people: the Premier, your MLA, the Minister of the area you are concerned with, and cc the Leader of the Opposition. Find their addresses here. The UCP may have earplugs in, but we do not.  We are listening and amplifying Albertan’s voices.

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