With an election announcement imminent, Alberta Premier and United Conservative Party (UCP) Leader Danielle Smith is questioning whether NDP Opposition Leader Rachel Notley’s husband is using union funds to pay for attack ads against the UCP.
Notley’s husband, Lou Arab, is a self-described “political field activist, union communicator.” According to his LinkedIn profile, he works as a communications staffer for the Canadian Union of Public Employees (CUPE), one of Alberta’s largest unions, representing over 36,000 public sector workers in the municipal, school board, health-care, post-secondary education, and not-for-profit sectors, among other sectors.
Arab’s LinkedIn page also indicates he works for the Alberta NDP as “political campaign manager.” He also sits on the governing board of Notley’s NDP….