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Originally Posted by Robbob
the right decision in the end but the route taken was questionable. This facility seemed nothing more then a pipe dream on a promise made when everything was sky high in Alberta. In reality it should have been cut before they went out for a second tender on the contract. Stringing things along really hurt a lot of people. I heard that Alberta didn't actually sign a contract with Bird construction yet so at the very least taxpayers will not be on the hook for a large amount (if it is true that no contract was signed). Not that that makes it any better.
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Again, if this was about fiscal conservatism then the project wouldn't have been in the cards back in February, before the election. The wr ridings are the first to be cut, rather than say terminating evan berger's contract (to start).