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Went to the town hall last night in Brooks and had the opportunity to spend time with her and I have to say that YES Danielle is still the common sense, pro-Alberta, pro O&G, pro rights person that she was when she was with us in the group, maybe even more so. I am SO GLAD Albertans were smart enough to vote her in as leader and going forward I believe the record she is going to have for positive outcomes for Alberta and our people will be undeniable. There is ALWAYS going to be red tape of some kind that will slow the wheels of progress but I think we will not only get to where we want to be but embolden other provinces to do the same.
There is no doubt she is intelligent, capable and people are inspired by her. Keep letting her know what's on your mind, call the Premier's office if you have question or concerns.
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This is exactly what I like to hear. Now will more donors speak out?
EXCLUSIVE: University of Lethbridge donor withdraws $150K gift to school after Widdowson arrest
A University of Lethbridge alumnus has withdrawn his plans to donate over six figures to the university's athletic department after hearing about Frances Widdowson's arrest.
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28 Apr 2026, 12:34 pm
One University of Lethbridge (U of L) alumnus has reconsidered his six figure donation to the school — in light of Dr. Frances Widdowson's arrest at the university Saturday.
Kevin Gaudet, who graduated from U of L back in 1991, and was considering donating up to $150,000 to the school's athletic department, having played on the rugby team himself.
"I read about what had happened to Professor Widdowson and how she was treated — I was disgusted," stated Gaudet to the Western Standard.
"I did what I think a lot of people do, as consumers."
Gaudet, a government relations consultant, ...
