S.E.N.S.I.B.L.E. Choice

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S.E.N.S.I.B.L.E. Choice was a lobby group in St. Albert, Alberta that ran newspaper advertisements supporting a specific alignment for the West Regional Road and endorsed candidates for election to the St. Albert City Council during the 2001 municipal election.[1] The candidates endorsed by the group - Richard Plain for mayor and James Burrows, Neil Korotash, Linda Moffatt, Doug Ritzen, and Curtis Stewart for alderman - were all elected.

The group was critcized for revealing neither its members (only one spokesperson, local public relations professional Dawne Fowler, was ever named) nor its financial backers. After the election, Advertising Standards Canada found that the group's advertisements were "inaccurate and misleading".[2]

  1. ^ http://www.biglake.fanweb.ca/biglake/news_jan172002_01.html
  2. ^ http://www.adstandards.com/en/standards/complaints_report/2001ascReportEn.pdf
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