Alberta PC

• Alberta’s last Progressive Conservative Richard Starke calls it quits

  Richard Starke declined to join the United Conservatives after the PC party voted last year to merge with the Wildrose party.

  Politics

  Nov 28, 2018
  
• UCP leadership candidate criticizes $337K deficit after merger of parties

  Schweitzer says the new United Conservative Party won't be a credible voice for fiscal management if it can't keep its caucus out of a projected $337,000-deficit this year.

  Politics

  Aug 25, 2017
  
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• Alberta politicians blast Kenney campaign; demand stricter spending, transparency

  Opposition parties are demanding action and alleging "secrecy" around "huge sums of money" after Elections Alberta released documents showing Jason Kenney spent nearly $1.5 million on his campaign to become PC leader.

  Money

  Jul 19, 2017
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• Alberta PCs say membership drive on unity vote nets 50,000-plus members

  Alberta's Progressive Conservatives say more than 45,000 people have signed up to vote on a proposal to merge with the Wildrose party.

  Politics

  Jul 13, 2017
• Former PC campaign manager Alan Hallman to plead not guilty to assault: lawyer

  The lawyer for Alan Hallman says the one-time organizer with Jason Kenney's Progressive Conservative leadership campaign intends to plead not guilty to an assault charge.

  Crime

  May 8, 2017
• Alberta Progressive Conservatives pick Jason Kenney as new leader

  Jason Kenney is the new leader of Alberta's Progressive Conservatives.

  Canada

  Mar 18, 2017
• Alberta PCs prepare to elect new leader during party leadership convention in Calgary

  Alberta's Progressive Conservatives are gathering in Calgary this weekend to choose a new leader.

  Politics

  Mar 17, 2017
• Less than a month until new Alberta PC leader chosen

  Tory delegates will select their new leader at a convention in Calgary March 18th.

  Canada

  Feb 19, 2017
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• Unsustainable spending, not low oil, responsible for Alberta’s $10.8B deficit: think-tank

  A new study by the Fraser Institute says Alberta could have posted a small budget surplus this year if successive governments had kept program spending increases in line with population growth and inflation.

  Economy

  Jan 26, 2017
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• Expelled Alberta PC organizer seeks reinstatement, says he was denied due process

  A campaign organizer banished from the Alberta PC party for a year for offensive posts on social media says he is filing paperwork Wednesday asking he be reinstated.

  Politics

  Jan 18, 2017