Alberta Fiore

Alberta L Fiore, age 82, Bluffton, SC View Details

Cities: Bluffton SC, Wallingford CT, Hamden CT Possible Relatives: Alberta Anne Fiore, Annmarie M Fiore, Anthony L Fiore

Alberta W Fiore, age 89, Jamison, PA View Details

Cities: Jamison PA, Newtown PA, Penns Park PA Possible Relatives: Carolyn L Fiore, James Louis Fiore, James Louis Fiore

Alberta L Fiore, age 82 View Details

Address:***** Tallow Dr, Okatie, SC. Phone Number: (843) 705-****

Alberta L Fiore, age 87 View Details

Address:***** Fallow Hill Ln, Jamison, PA. Phone Number: (215) 598-****

Alberta Harvey foree, age 70s View Details

Possible Relatives: Albert Foree, Alberta Foree, Kentotis Alvin Foree

Alberta Anne Fiore, age 70s, Newington, CT View Details

Locations: Newington CT, Bluffton SC, Wallingford CT Possible Relatives: Anthony S Fiore, Anthony L Fiore, Lynn M Fiore

Alberta L Fiore, age 83, Newington, CT View Details

Cities: Newington CT, Bluffton SC, Wallingford CT Possible Relatives: Annemarie Marie Fiore, Annmarie Marie Fiore, Anthony S Fiore

Alberta W Fiore, age 88, Jamison, PA View Details

Cities: Jamison PA, Newtown PA, Warwick PA Possible Relatives: Carolyn L Fiore, James L Fiore, Samantha L Fiore

List of Alberta provincial ministers

The List of Alberta provincial ministers shows the succeeded, and current members of the Executive Council of Alberta of the Alberta Legislature.

Alberta Agenda

The Alberta Agenda, the Firewall Letter, was a January 2001 open letter by seven prominent conservatives in Alberta—including Calgary School professors and Stephen Harper—addressed to then Premierread more... of Alberta, Ralph Klein, setting out a five-point firewall to "protect Alberta" from the alleged "intrusions" by the federal government. the Alberta government to fully exercise the province's constitutional powers. The group, who called themselves the Alberta Residents League (ARL) proposed the Alberta Agenda—a "new vision" for the province, which focused on "More Alberta, less Ottawa". The letter was composed by Harper—then president of the National Citizens Coalition. Harper later served as Canada's Prime Minister for three consecutive terms—from 2006 to 2015. Signatories included three political science professors associated with the "Calgary School" as the University of Calgary—Tom Flanagan, Ted Morton, and Rainer Knopff. Other signatories included Andrew Crooks, who was serving as chair of the Canadian Taxpayers Federation under Flanagan, and Ken Boessenkool, Canadian Alliance leader Stockwell Day's former policy adviser. The letter was published in its entirety in the National Post on January 27, 2001.read less...