Talk:Christy Clark

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I would like someone to put in some information about specific policy proposals that she made while in Education and Children and Families. She hired a good Deputy Minister from Edmonton and proposed some rather innovative changes for the Grade 12 curriculum. Cheers, Dom.

I used the term "left railing" in the section on the Ministry of Children and Families since this is how the Sun described the cuts in two separate articles. Both by Paul Willcocks, who is generally regarded as a fair critic of both the NDP and Liberals. Vaughn Palmer made a similar comment as well. There is a newsprint database available to university users and some professionals, access it if you are a student. The information provided there is generally well done. —The preceding unsigned comment was added by Domperignon (talk • contribs).