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Former Alberta premier is lobbying about legislation to strengthen local government codes of conduct in B.C.
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Former Alberta premier is lobbying about legislation to strengthen local government codes of conduct in B.C.
Leader of the NDP Rachel Notley gives her concession speech in Edmonton in 2023. (The Canadian Press/Jason Franson) Rachel Notley registered to lobby for Southern Butler Price, an Alberta employment law firm that helps workplaces create codes of conduct, to discuss “provincial legislation establishing mandatory codes of conduct for local governments.” Notley was the first NDP premier of Alberta, a position she held from 2015 to 2019. After losin…
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