rachel notley

The NDP premier embraced the oil industry. There’s no sign yet that it’s enough to deliver her another victory this spring

Jason Markusoff: You’re a too-convenient target. There’s too much overheated political rhetoric about Alberta deficits and Quebec daycare provisions (which have nothing to do with equalization’s formula)

In a live interview with Paul Wells, the Alberta premier discussed the danger in fighting pipelines, the need to buy trains and the crisis facing the economy

The NDP Premier plans to buy trains to ship oil. Her conservative rival wants mandated cuts to oil production. It’s an unnerving time to be Albertan.

The Alberta premier sat down for a candid chat with one of Canada’s best political analysts. Watch it here.

Pam Palmater: The only people who should be shocked are First Nations. How many times must they fight the same battles for well-established rights?

Jen Gerson: The hard work of governing means having your feet planted firmly on the ground—even if there are pipelines beneath you

On average, women hold premierships for shorter periods and are more quickly pushed out by caucuses. A new study tries to figure out what’s really going on.

By pushing Trans Mountain, Notley and Trudeau are ’still doubling down on the old economy, and that means they have failed,’ she argues

The Kinder Morgan pipeline will be built with B.C. workers using steel made in Saskatchewan from ore mined in Quebec, writes the Alberta premier