I'll give Anders credit for at least attending an all candidates meeting at the UofC.
But the rest of the Calgary Conservatives aren't going to do any.
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Conservatives won every seat in Alberta during the 2006 election.
Calgary Centre-North candidate Jim Prentice participated in one debate last week.
The Conservative candidates in Calgary who don't have any local all-candidates debates planned: Calgary Southeast's Jason Kenney, Calgary-Nose Hill's Diane Ablonczy, Calgary Northeast's Devinder Shory, Calgary East's Deepak Obhrai and Calgary Southwest's Stephen Harper, who is the prime minister and leader of the Conservative party.
Shory is the only one of the bunch who isn't an incumbent.
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There is supposed to be an all candidates meeting in my riding tonight (I saw one of the roadside signs yesterday, and am trying to find the details). I was going to go and ask a few questions of Shory. Although if he isn't going to be there, then there isn't much point.
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