The Canadian Press
Last Updated: April 13, 2015 8:50 PM MDT
![The Kananaskis Country Golf Course, three years before the 2013 flood.](http://wpmedia.calgaryherald.com/2015/04/10876-pic3photo-kananaskis-country-golf-course-handout-kana.jpg?quality=55&strip=all&w=660&h=495&crop=1)
The Kananaskis Country Golf Course, three years before the 2013 flood.
Kananaskis Country Golf Course / Calgary Herald
Alberta’s Wildrose party says Premier Jim Prentice needs to come clean on a contract for the publicly owned Kananaskis Country Golf Course.
The party says in a news release that the contract to repair the flood-damaged course needs to be made public because of questions surrounding it.
The deal, signed last July, has seen more than $5 million being paid to a private operator to cover expenses and losses after the 36-hole course was damaged by extensive flooding.
The operator, Kan-Alta Golf Management Ltd., is a donor to the governing Progressive Conservatives.
When the deal made headlines last month, Prentice ordered a stop to all payments ahead of an independent review.
Prentice says it’s not appropriate for the province to be in — quote —”the golf course business.”
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