Former federal Conservative interim leader Rona Ambrose said the Alberta United Conservative Party’s platform will “make life more affordable for Albertans and provide more opportunities for our families.” .“It embodies compassionate conservatism and shows a genuine commitment to those who are struggling — a commitment I deeply appreciate,” said Ambrose in a statement. .“Alberta has so much promise and our best days are ahead under a re-elected United Conservative Party." .Ambrose endorsed UCP candidate Rebecca Schulz (Calgary-Shaw) in the leadership race and took on the role of her campaign chair in July. .READ MORE: Ambrose signs on to run Schulz's campaign for UCP leader.“I’ve learned a thing or two about leadership and I know Rebecca has what it takes to be an effective premier of Alberta,” she said. .“Rebecca has the right mix of brains, common sense, tenacity, and heart to lead this province.” .The Alberta UCP released the full costing of its campaign platform on Thursday..READ MORE: UCP plans balanced budget with tax cuts, while NDP plans tax hikes.“The UCP has a responsible plan for Alberta, and that starts by lowering taxes for all Albertans, supporting our economy through our Job Growth and Diversification Strategy, and making our communities safer with our Safe Streets Action Plan,” said Alberta Premier Danielle Smith..“Unlike the NDP, our fully costed platform won’t shut the door on job creators or investors.”
