Election Day 11: Where the leaders are

Posted Apr 5, 2012 7:17 am.

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The two front-runners in the Alberta election race remain in the southern portion of the province as the campaign heads into the Easter weekend.

The PC’s Alison Redford and Wildrose leader Danielle Smith are both scheduled to make appearances at the new South Health Campus in Calgary Thursday morning.

Redford then heads to Drumheller for the day, while Smith visits a ranch and pie shop in Cochrane.

The Wildrose bus then moves on to Banff Park Lodge, making a brief stop at the Alberta-B.C. boundary along the way.

Liberal leader Raj Sherman and NDP leader Brian Mason are both in Edmonton for the day.

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