In an unprecedented turn of events, Rachel Notley’s NDP has won a majority government in Alberta, with the Wildrose as official opposition, according to the Global News decision desk.

On Tuesday May 5, voters in Alberta cast their ballots in the 2015 provincial election. Global News will have live, real-time election results once the polls close.

Jim Prentice out, Rachel Notley in, and oh yeah: go Flames go! This is the Alberta provincial election in five minutes.

Global News has a recap of multi-platform coverage throughout the day following the Alberta election on May 5.

Alberta's chief electoral officer says the final cost of the 2015 provincial election was almost $19 million, which is about a third more than the 2012 campaign.

Rachel Notley is looking ahead to her first full year as Alberta premier following a groundbreaking 2015 that was so tumultuous and surreal that people mistook her for Rachel Notley.

To mark the end of 2015, we asked the staff members at Global Edmonton to share the story that resonated most with them this past year.

A judicial recount has confirmed that NDP candidate Anam Kazim is the winner in Calgary Glenmore in the recent Alberta election.

Alberta’s NDP has announced its planned minimum wage hike will start in phased increases on Oct. 1, 2015.

Alberta Premier Rachel Notley says her government will allocate an additional $103 million to the province’s education budget, instead of the cutbacks proposed by the Progressive Conservatives.