Ed Stelmach

• Jason Kenney in good company with former Alberta’s premiers to step down mid-term

  Kenney, who announced in May he would be stepping down as party leader after unfavorable party support vote, will be replaced as Alberta's premier Thursday.

  Politics

  Oct 2, 2022
  
• Donations being sought to fill plane from Edmonton to help those in Ukraine

  Donations of new supplies for Ukraine are being collected at Edmonton's Polish Hall between 2 p.m. and 7 p.m. on Monday and Wednesday this week.

  Canada

  Mar 21, 2022
  
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• Nurses raise concerns over staffing for future Calgary Cancer Centre

  The United Nurses of Alberta said that if the UCP becomes government, staffing at the new cancer centre could be an issue. The UCP said the facility will be fully staffed.

  Health

  Jan 14, 2019
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• Notley not happy with ‘jaw-dropping hypocrisy’ after feds announce no Trans Mountain appeal

  Alberta Premier Rachel Notley is not happy with Ottawa's decision to let stand a court decision that has stalled the Trans Mountain pipeline expansion.

  Canada

  Oct 3, 2018
• Alberta’s transmission system upgrade: Was it worth the price?

  More than $5-billion has been spent building new lines to carry power across the province, and construction has just begun on a new $1.4 billion line linking Fort McMurray to the Capital Region.

  Economy

  Sep 6, 2017
• Rachel Notley most threatened Alberta premier: government statistics

  Between 2003 and 2015, there have been 55 recorded threats made against Alberta premiers, files from Justice and Solicitor General showed. Nineteen of those threats were aimed at Rachel Notley.

  Crime

  Feb 14, 2017
• Ukrainians reflect on 1st immigrants to live in Alberta 125 years ago

  Over the years, there have been five waves of Ukrainian immigrants to the province of Alberta and many chose to settle in east-central Alberta.

  Canada

  Aug 7, 2016
• Former Alberta premier adopts wait-and-see attitude on physician-assisted death

  Former Alberta premier Ed Stelmach, who recently became chairman of the board for a major Catholic health care organization, is offering a conciliatory tone on the issue of physician-assisted death but he says he wants to see more details on how the policy will be set out.

  Features

  Feb 19, 2016
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• Former Alberta premier begins post as Covenant Health board chair

  In 2012, one year after stepping down as premier, Ed Stelmach joined the Covenant Health board. Four years later, he became board chair.

  Health

  Feb 16, 2016
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• Editor defends Don Martin’s Scud Stud column at defamation trial

  The editor of the Calgary Herald says an article at the heart of a defamation lawsuit filed by former journalist Arthur Kent is defensible because its main facts are true.

  Canada

  Dec 9, 2015