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Originally Posted by jjgallow

I'd like it to be honest.

For instance (and this is fairly random):

Barbara Kapel Holden is listed as a personal donor. It fails to mention that she is on the board of directors for the Energy Resources Conservation board.
http://www.ercb.ca/portal/server.pt/...on/branch.aspx

They of course determine Enmax's rates. Probably no relation to Gary Holden, CEO of Enmax. I have no idea, nor would it ever be disclosed.


Let me try another..
Steven Paget, a personal donor that just Happens to be the Vice President of First Energy:
http://www.firstenergy.com/page.php?...8&analyst_id=9

Sheila Wasylyshyn...
Executive assistant to the Calgary board of Education Trustees.
Innocent enough, but why not just disclose?

Jim Mitchel...
Maybe just any Jim Mitchel, maybe the Vice President of PCL Construction Canada.
http://csgb.ubc.ca/files/workshop08/AnibalValente.pdf

A real fun one: Susan Stratton.
http://www.ecw.org/aboutme.php?personid=36
Always nice when people suing your industry are also donating in your City's election:
http://www.thestar.com/business/arti...ago-last-month

Anyway, I have no direct links here but am merely trying to illustrate that Nenshi's disclosure is far from transparent, and if you think his "grassroots" campaign is funded any more honestly than the other candidate's....think again.

Interesting... now you're wanting Nenshi to go far, far beyond the accepted standards you were lauding so much before and research and post every single contributer's resume.

Remember this?

Originally Posted by jjgallow

This is what it should look like (and they all have this information now):
http://www.calgary.ca/docgallery/bu/...ronconnier.pdf

I don't see any company names or political parties listed next to any individual's names. But you want Nenshi to do that?
Further - that list is only for contributions > $101. Nenshi went even further than required and released the names of everyone that gave him as little as $5.