The nomination for Calgary Hays will take place at the Deerfoot Inn on Monday December 5, 2011 from 4 to 8 PM. Now is the time to get your membership! Call Ric’s office at 587-707-1742 and we will help you to get your membership. Alternatively you can email us at info@ricmciver.ca
Thanks to all our supporters and volunteers!

As the province faces many challenges and economic stress it is important to have strong representation from an MLA who is familiar with the issues and has a track record of standing up for constituents and getting things done.

With years of experience in government and a strong set of common sense conservative values, I believe I am the best choice to represent Calgary Hays in the legislative assembly of Alberta.

Please contact me at the following coordinates:

Email:              Ric@RicMcIver.com

Phone:             587-707-1742

Web:                www.ricmciver.com

Twitter:           @RicMcIver

Facebook:        Ric McIver

Here are some the things I accomplished while working for you:

1. For eight years I partnered with the province as an AUMA board member

achieving a deal on municipal funding as well as many other legislative initiatives.

2. I had city council recognize Douglasdale and Douglasglen as a single

community. This met the qualifications to receive a public school which was subsequently constructed.

3. I collaborated with provincial officials to coordinate the Deerfoot interchanges built to better serve SE Calgary communities.

4. I worked to facilitate the building of the Glenmore overpass at 18^th Street SE to make transportation flow more easily throughout SE    Calgary.

5. I helped put new SE recreation centres on the agenda including Seton, Quarry Park and Great Plains.

6. I led the effort to stop the application for the poorly considered Sour Gas proposal near residential development.

7. I championed the twinning of the 22x bridge over the Bow River.

8.  I fought for and achieved reductions in tax rates for Calgarians.

9. I was a leader of the team that successfully negotiated what most thought was an impossible agreement with Rockyview on annexation.

10. A change from retail development to office park was achieved behind the current retail zone north of 130 Avenue SE.

11. The city joined forces with the province to get a dog park established in the Transportation Utility Corridor on the south side of the 22x        at Auburn Bay at my urging and with my political leadership.

If you agree that I can be a force for positive change in the government of Alberta, please contact me to talk about getting a party membership which is required to vote in the upcoming nomination.

I thank you for your ongoing support.

Sincerely,

Ric McIver