Jason Kenney
Alberta municipalities to pay portion of cost for extra policing
Alberta’s small municipalities and rural districts are getting more police officers, but they will be paying out of pocket to get them. Continue reading
Alberta MLAs vote Finance Minister Travis Toews ‘member of the year’
“I thought it would be fun,” Speaker Nathan Cooper said prior to announcing the awards in the chamber Wednesday. Continue reading
Financial institutions like Moody’s ‘buying into’ European political agenda: Kenney
The recent credit rating downgrade, premiers meeting, firing of the election commissioner and rural policing were all on Jason Kenney’s mind in a conversation with Danielle Smith. Continue reading
Democracy Watch calls on Alberta RCMP to investigate UCP’s firing of election commissioner
Through the Edmonton Police Service, Democracy Watch requested an investigation, overseen by a special prosecutor, into whether Jason Kenney’s cabinet obstructed justice by firing Lorne Gibson. Continue reading
Alberta’s ‘Fair Deal Panel’ begins town hall tour in Edmonton
A panel examining Alberta’s role in Confederation kicked off its public town hall tour Tuesday, with many telling the panellists the province deserves a better deal — but through collaboration rather than confrontation. Continue reading
Rachel Notley calls for one-on-one debate with Kenney on healthcare cuts
The leader of the Official Opposition is calling on Jason Kenney to a one-on-one debate, following what the NDP call “devastating” public health care cuts. Continue reading
Edmontonians attend ‘Resistance Town Hall’ amid fears of major cuts to Alberta’s public sector workforce
A large gathered at Edmonton’s MacEwan University on Monday night to discuss their concerns with the direction Premier Jason Kenney and his government are taking the province. Continue reading
‘Fair Deal Panel’ public town hall planned for Edmonton Tuesday
The town hall will take place on Tuesday, Dec. 3, from 6:30 p.m. to 8:30 p.m. at St. Michael’s Heritage Hall at 7406 139 Ave. Continue reading
Canada’s premiers want ability to opt out of national pharmacare program
Canada’s premiers are meeting today just outside Toronto for the first time as a group since the federal election. Continue reading
What Canada’s premiers are hoping to achieve at Monday’s meeting
The meeting will be an opportunity for the premiers to focus prior to talking in the new year with Trudeau, New Brunswick Premier Blaine Higgs said Sunday. Continue reading