Robyn Luff, MLA for Calgary-East poses for a photo in her Calgary office on Aug. 20, 2018.Al Charest/Postmedia
DOES ANYBODY KNOW THESE PEOPLE?
When the Alberta NDP government was elected in May of 2015, the same question reverberated through business circles. “Does anybody KNOW any of these people?”
Outside of their own constituencies, you still hardly see or hear from those NDP MLAs (Members of the Legislative Assembly) who are not cabinet ministers.
Representing Metropolitan Edmonton constituencies for the NDP are Erin Babcock, Jon Carson, Estefania Cortes-Vargas, Lorne Dach, Nicole Goehring, Trevor Horne, Jessica Littlewood, Rod Loyola, Annie McKitrick, Chris Nielsen, Marie Renaud, Heather Sweet, Bob Turner and Denise Woollard.
Does anybody even recognize their names? The only non-ministerial Edmonton NDP MLA with any kind of public profile is Edmonton Centre’s David Shepherd!
Now we know why. Calgary MLA Robyn Luff, kicked out of the NDP caucus for spilling confidenti ...
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The BUOK Bibimbap bowl: rice, veggies, bulgogi beef, chili sauce all topped with an egg. PHOTOS BY GRAHAM HICKS/EDMONTON SUN
BUOK Fresh Korean Kitchen
10707 100 Avenue
780-244-2865
buokfresh.ca
Tues. to Fri. 7:30 a.m. to 8 p.m. (9 p.m. Thurs. and Fri.)
Sat. 11 a.m. to 9 p.m.
Closed Sun./Mon.
No listed delivery service
Food: 3 of 5 Suns
Ambience: 3 of 5 Suns
Service: 4 of 5 Suns
Dinner for two excluding tip, taxes or beverages: Basic, $20; loaded $50
By GRAHAM HICKS
BUOK Fresh Korean Kitchen is disappointing, in a puzzling way.
The restaurant has worked hard at creating soul. Hands-on owner Henry Song is in the kitchen every hour BUOK is open and proudly greets his customers.
Song makes a big deal out of using his mother’s recipes, of making his sauces from scratch – especially the complex creation of BUOK’s in-house kimchi. The emphasis is on using fresh, fresh ingredients, as the name suggests.
Yes, the food is fresh – good on BUOK.
But ...
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Rendering of the North West side of the LNG Canada.Supplied / LNG Canada
By GRAHAM HICKS
Congrats to British Columbia.
But is that the sound of one-hand clapping?
It looks like the $40 billion – that’s BILLIONs, not MILLIONs – LNG Canada project/port is going ahead. At least all the permits and processes and environmental this ‘n’ thats have been approved.
LNG Canada will build a mega-specialized transfer port at Kitimat – in the same general region as Prince Rupert on the northern B.C. coast – to receive natural gas through as yet-unbuilt-but-approved pipelines from the Montney natural gas fields of northeastern B.C.
The gas shipped to the Kitimat plant will be super-cooled to the point of liquification, pumped into specialty LNG tankers and transported across the Pacific Ocean to countries where natural gas prices are five times higher than in North America.
Thanks to new drilling and extraction technologies, Canada and the ...
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The best Christmas party in town won’t be a one-night affair.
In fact, you’ll have 80-odd chances to enjoy the enormous musical fun of Canada 151, the Mayfield Dinner Theatre’s Christmas show, with eight shows a week through January 27, 2019.
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