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Alberta leadership candidate Kenney gave up federal election reform post weeks ago
By Tim Naumetz Aug. 31, 2016
The Calgary MP is being paid and 'not showing up for work,' says Nathan Cullen.
Jason Kenney chats with Scott Reid during a meeting of the Electoral Reform Committee in July. The Hill Times photograph by Jake Wright
After Conservative MP Jason Kenney rode into the sunset earlier this summer to contest the leadership of Alberta’s splintered Progressive Conservative party, he promised to relinquish his House of Commons Calgary seat once the party race formally gets underway in October.
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