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It is my honour to serve : Rachel Notley to stay on as Alberta NDP leader

“Now is the time for us to do the work that has been asked of us,” Notley told the crowd gathered.

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Alberta election: Black, Indigenous women projected to win seats in legislature for first time

Rhiannon Hoyle and Jodi Calahoo-Stonehouse are, respectively, projected to be the first Black and Indigenous women in Alberta history to be elected to the legislature.

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Supporters rally at NDP election headquarters in Edmonton

“Now is the time for us to do the work that has been asked of us,” Notley told the crowd gathered.

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Rachel Notley to stay on as Alberta NDP leader after UCP victory

“Now is the time for us to do the work that has been asked of us,” Notley told the crowd gathered.

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Alberta election: Black, First Nations women projected to win seats in legislature for first time

Rhiannon Hoyle and Jodi Calahoo-Stonehouse are, respectively, projected to be the first Black and Indigenous women in Alberta history to be elected to the legislature.

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