Sunday on the campaign trail
Posted Apr 15, 2012 10:39 pm.
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With just over a week remaining before Albertans head to the polls, most provincial leaders campaigned in Calgary on Sunday.
PC Leader Alison Redford kicked off the day by celebrating the Sri Lankan Sinhalese New Year.
Later, the premier visited a Sikh temple, Vietnamese Buddhist temple and a number of senior centres.
Wildrose Leader Danielle Smith toured the Sundre Volunteer Fire Department before visiting a Hindu temple.
NDP Leader Brian Mason announced his plan to deal with high electricity prices before heading to Lethbridge to meet and thank supporters.
Mason says an NDP government would regulate the electricity market to keep prices low and stabilized.
Meanwhile, alternative democratic process was the focus for Liberal leader Raj Sherman.
Sherman promises to implement single transferable vote elections under a Liberal government, eliminate MLA tax-free allowances and cut the wage of the premier and cabinet.
Alberta Party leader Glenn Taylor spent the day door-knocking in Edson before returning to Edmonton.
