Guy Boutilier
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"New municipality"

/ successor5=Doug Faulkner

/ office6= Mayor of Fort McMurray

/ term_start6= October 22, 1992

/ term_end6= April 1, 1995

/ predecessor6= E.C. (Betty) Collicott

/ successor6= "Amalgamated Regional Charter"

/ office7= Fort McMurray Alderman

/ term_start7= October 20, 1986

/ term_end7= October 22, 1992

/ party = Progressive Conservative Association of Alberta/Progressive Conservative(1997–2009)Independent (politician)/Independent (2009–2010)Wildrose Alliance Party/Wildrose Alliance(2010–present)

/ spouse = Gail

/ alma_mater= St. Francis Xavier UniversitySaint Mary's University (Halifax)/St. Mary's UniversityHarvard University

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"Guy Carleton Boutilier" is a Canadian politician, who sat as a member of the Legislative Assembly of Alberta from 1997 to 2012. He was elected as a Progressive Conservative Association of Alberta/Progressive Conservative, and served in several capacities in the Cabinet of Alberta under Premier of Alberta/Premiers Ralph Klein and Ed Stelmach before being ejected from the PC caucus in July 2009; he joined the Wildrose Alliance Party after sitting as an independent for a year.

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I call it an ecological disaster, and we are going to bring to the full extent of the law anyone who has breached Alberta law.

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From the air – as a cottage owner – it's heart-wrenching.

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It's a very sad day for us all.

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We are doing a complete investigation.

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The citizens here have some justifiable concerns.

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Members of the commission have been selected for their experience and for their integrity. ... I know the group's recommendations will be comprehensive and well-considered.

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Alberta Environment is doing, and has been doing, everything possible to respond to protect the environment, ... We can always learn from these incidents how we can do better and that's why I've established this commission to review our capability to respond to these types of situations and recommend how we can improve.

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We recognize the fact that Project Green is an important initiative, but that being the case, we want to focus in on let's recognize that [carbon dioxide is] not a greenhouse gas and it's not toxic, ... But we are continuing to look at technological improvements, such as capturing and storing CO2 in a positive way.

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