Alberta politics
What will happen when Jason Kenney’s dissidents spend a weekend together
Not everyone in the Alberta premier’s party wants him gone, but believing he’ll hang onto the leadership and win another election requires some magical thinking
Jyoti Gondek and Amarjeet Sohi: An interview with Alberta’s new progressive mayors
The incoming mayors of Calgary and Edmonton on blazing trails, getting along with the Kenney government and breaking down Alberta stereotypes
Ben Harper, son of Stephen, has been wetting his political feet in Alberta
The 24-year-old is working in the office of Premier Jason Kenney, after holding a couple of different roles in the UCP government
Alberta budget: Rachel Notley’s NDP looks anxiously over its shoulder
The New Democrats need to make Albertans fall in love with them all over again. Notley’s tentative new budget seems unlikely to re-light the flame.
Suddenly, Rachel Notley warns she’d cut off oil shipments to B.C.
With her nebulous threat, Notley borrows policy from her opponent Jason Kenney—and rhetorical style from Donald Trump
The Alberta NDP vs. budget reality
What happens when the NDP’s plans to transform Alberta run up against ugly budget realities?
The last of Danielle Smith
She lacked a natural gift for politics, but the former Wildrose Party leader’s impact on this era of Alberta politics is significant
Jim’ll fix it
Prentice quits the bank to clean house in Alberta
Redford’s red wedding
Exit Alberta’s beleaguered premier
Hehr piece: Fallout from the Calgary-Centre federal byelection
‘The Liberals and the NDP are zombie brands,’ writes Colby Cosh
One big cheque from Daryl Katz, many bigger questions in Edmonton
The Oilers’ owner faces a probe over his gift to the Alberta Tories
Smackdown in Western Canada: Christy Clark vs. Alison Redford
Why the premiers of B.C. and Alberta just can’t learn to get along