Alberta NDP
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Thomas Dang summoned for allegedly hacking COVID-19 vaccine passport websiteDang previously admitted to hacking the government's COVID-19 vaccination passport verification website late last year.PoliticsJun 24
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Notley says external firm will examine complaints about staff, volunteer treatmentDuring a speech on Sunday, Alberta's Opposition leader says complaints about treatment of staff and volunteers will be investigated by an external firm.CanadaJun 19
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Thomas Dang hopes to rejoin NDP caucus following RCMP investigationEdmonton-South MLA Thomas Dang admitted to hacking the Alberta government's COVID-19 vaccination passport verification website late last year.PoliticsJun 16
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Alberta NDP considering hiring third party to oversee internal harassment complaintsAlberta's Opposition leader says her NDP is looking at hiring an independent third party to oversee future harassment complaints from staff and volunteers.PoliticsJun 16
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Notley says Alberta NDP has ‘fallen short’ on respect for staff, volunteersAlberta NDP Leader Rachel Notley, a week after acknowledging her party is investigating allegations of mistreatment of volunteers, now says there are problems.PoliticsJun 15
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Former Alberta NDP workers say volunteers and constituency workers ignored, demeanedTwo Alberta NDP workers say they quit recently because they could no longer stomach a culture they describe as demeaning and ignores volunteers.PoliticsJun 8
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Alberta NDP responds to internal letter alleging poor treatment of volunteersThe letter says there is concern constituency association presidents are being left out of the loop on conversations and that their input is not being taken seriously higher up.PoliticsJun 7
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Alberta begins enforcing K-Country park pass, Opposition promises to scrap itAlbertans accessing Kananaskis Country without a provincial park pass will be facing fines, effective Friday.EnvironmentJun 3
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Alberta legislature wraps up turbulent spring sittingAlberta's legislature has wrapped up a tumultuous spring sitting, which may be followed by a new premier when politicians return to the house this fall.PoliticsMay 26
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Is a ‘big tent’ conservative party realistic in Alberta anymore?'I'm not sure that that glue -- hostility towards the NDP -- is sufficient to keep this party together," MRU political scientist Duane Bratt said. 'It is not united.'PoliticsMay 19
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