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.

Alberta's premier says the Opposition and union leaders are treating public sector cuts as though they are the arrival of the apocalypse.

The land, owned by the Alberta government for the past 12 years, was at one point set to become home to a large NAIT expansion named after the late premier Ralph Klein.

The United Conservative leader said any reductions will be prudent and thoughtful while protecting high-priority frontline services in health and education.

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.

Why would anyone sign up for the job as a politician and why do we criticize those who stay at it for more than one term?

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.

A one-time senior editor at Calgary's largest newspaper says he had concerns with a rebuttal to a column that was critical of a former TV reporter running for office and rejected publishing it.

Craig Coolahan has won the riding of Calgary-Klein for the NDP.

Angie Klein says her father may have led the Progressive Conservatives for 14 years, but it's time for a new government.