Alberta breaks record for most votes cast in provincial election
Election Alberta’s final 2019 provincial election numbers have been released and it shows a record number of Albertans came to the polls. Continue reading
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‘Albertans will be disappointed’ with two-party legislature: pollster
By Adam MacVicar Digital Journalist
Alberta has elected only two parties in the legislature for the first time since 1993. Continue reading
By the numbers: Alberta election 2019
Here is a breakdown of some of the most interesting numbers to come out of Tuesday’s provincial election. Continue reading
Alberta election Day 28: One last push on the eve of election day
Four weeks after the writ was dropped, Alberta’s party leaders are making one final push before Tuesday’s Alberta election. Continue reading
Alberta election promised titanic clash, delivered name calling, bozo eruptions
Instead of a clash of ideas and ideologies, the Alberta election campaign has been filled with attacks and bozo eruptions. Continue reading
Decision Alberta: Can the UCP gain ground in Edmonton-Meadows with a star candidate?
By Quinn Ohler Anchor/Reporter
The UCP hopes to pick up votes in the riding of Edmonton-Meadows by running the former boss of the Edmonton Eskimos. Continue reading
Alberta voter says he received robocall impersonating Stephen Mandel and backing Jason Kenney
The latest scandal comes as Albertans prepare to head to the polls Tuesday in an election that has polarized the province. Continue reading
Alberta political parties make final appeal to undecided voters
By Adam MacVicar Digital Journalist
With mere days until the Alberta spring election, the province’s political parties are using different strategies to drum up last minute support. Continue reading
Alberta election Day 21: Pipelines, oil to B.C., agriculture and a party platform
Here’s a look at where the leaders were on the campaign trail on Monday, April 8. Continue reading
Alberta election Day 20: where the party leaders are on April 7
As of late Sunday afternoon, none of Alberta’s four main political leaders had any major public announcements scheduled with just nine days to go until the provincial election. Continue reading