Ted Kennedy | Ted Turner | Ted Nugent | Ted Williams | Ted Hughes | Henry Morton Stanley | Morton Feldman | Ted Koppel | Ted Kotcheff | TED (conference) | Ted Rall | Ted Danson | Ted Berrigan | Ted Ray | Ted Leo | Ted Strickland | Ted Kulongoski | Ted Drake | TED | Ted | Father Ted | Ted Nelson | Ted McCarty | Ted Mack | Ted Levine | Ted Leo and the Pharmacists | Morton | Ted Ray (comedian) | Ted Allen | Samantha Morton |
The Alberta Agenda is a loosely-organized political movement initiated by a letter written by prominent Albertans, including future Prime Minister Stephen Harper and 2006 Alberta PC leadership candidate Ted Morton, urging Albertan Premier Ralph Klein to fully exercise Alberta's constitutional powers.
In an unorthodox political move, on October 11, 2006, Alliance leader Paul Hinman encouraged his party members to buy memberships in the rival Progressive Conservative Party and vote for candidate Ted Morton in the PC Party's upcoming leadership race, as Morton is considered the candidate that is ideologically most in sync with Alliance philosophies.
Ted Morton's elevation to the cabinet of the Progressive Conservative government of Alberta and later to the position of finance minister in the Ed Stelmach government and energy minister in the first Alison Redford-led government, is another perceived route of influence for the School.
He was considered a long shot against favourites like former provincial treasurer Jim Dinning and Ted Morton.