Jason Copping is the United Conservative Party candidate in Calgary-Varsity. He is currently a small business owner and university instructor.
The Gauntlet: Why should students vote for you?
Jason Copping: First and foremost, the United Conservatives have a plan to … Read the rest
By Ashar Memon, March 27 2019 —
Provincial election season is upon us. Albertans will head to the polls to vote in the provincial general election on April 16, capping off what is expected to be a raucous month-long campaign … Read the rest
By Mickail Hendi, October 16 2018 —
United Conservative Party nomination candidates Lance Coulter, Leila Houle and Nicole Williams were recently photographed with members of the far-right anti-immigrant group Soldiers of Odin (SOO) that attended an event held by the … Read the rest
By Jason Herring, May 2 2018 —
Resolutions involving post-secondaries are among those considered for debate the United Conservative Party founding annual general meeting.
A list of almost 800 drafted resolutions for this weekend’s meeting obtained by the Gauntlet contains … Read the rest
Re: “University of Calgary sole owner in MacHall agreement with Students’ Union,” “Students’ Union, government raise alarm over proposed UCP policy that would make SU fees optional”
Thank you President Branden Cave and the 75th Students’ Legislative Council for … Read the rest
November 24, 2017 —
A provincial byelection was called for the Calgary-Lougheed riding Nov. 16. Much like the rest of the city, the riding has a history of electing conservative candidates. This time around, that candidate is United Conservative Party … Read the rest
By Victoria Veldhoen, November 6 2017 —
Last Monday, Karen McPherson — the member of the legislative assembly who quit the New Democratic Party’s caucus to become an independent at the beginning of October — became the latest MLA to … Read the rest
By Sean Willett, July 28 2017 —
The University of Calgary Progressive Conservative Association (UCPCA) will undergo major changes this fall to reflect the merger of the Alberta Progressive Conservative and Wildrose parties.
Members from both parties voted to merge … Read the rest
