Premier Danielle Smith visits rural Alberta to lend voice to local byelection candidate / Global
Tuesday, June 10, 2025, 4:21 pm permalink
Alberta Premier Danielle Smith visited a rural community to lend her voice to a local byelection candidate amid local political fervor. The trip emphasizes her commitment to provincial engagement while simultaneously attracting pointed local scrutiny and a mix of support and skepticism from party members.
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