Thomas Lukaszuk

• 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
  
• #ResignKenney trends on Twitter after at least 8 Alberta MLAs and staff travel over holidays

  #ResignKenney trended on Twitter Saturday, after the premier failed to lay out consequences for UCP MLAs and staffers who have recently travelled internationally.

  Politics

  Jan 2, 2021
  
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• Conservative senator apologizing over ‘shameful’ tweet questioning Liberal MP’s Saudi Arabia ties

  A Conservative senator is apologizing after coming under fire for what critics called a "shameful" tweet.

  Canada

  Aug 9, 2018
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• Alberta Party wants in the game after right wing merger

  The Alberta Party bills itself as the natural home of the centrist voter —socially progressive and fiscally conservative — and sees an opportunity to come up the middle in the blood feud between Premier Rachel Notley's NDP and Jason Kenney's United Conservatives.

  Politics

  Nov 27, 2017
• Privacy commissioner says former Alberta premier’s office broke law in data leak

  Alberta's privacy commissioner says the office of former premier Alison Redford broke the law by using and leaking personal information about cabinet officials.

  Politics

  Aug 10, 2016
• Former PC minister says NDP should order school boards to adopt LGBTQ policy

  Thomas Lukaszuk says Alberta's NDP government should order school boards, including the Catholic system, to adopt a policy that protects LGBTQ students if they won't do it voluntarily.

  Education

  Jan 22, 2016
• Alberta Election 2015: Edmonton ridings to watch

  A local councillor and a school board chair have entered provincial politics and a former party leader has stepped down, making for some of the most interesting races to watch in Edmonton on May 5.

  Politics

  Apr 14, 2015
• Conservatives criticized for trading on terrorist threat against West Edmonton Mall

  An Alberta PC MLA says the federal Conservatives are "irresponsible" for using a terrorist threat against West Edmonton Mall to gain support.

  Canada

  Mar 5, 2015
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• Alberta privacy commissioner investigates leak of MLA’s cellphone bill

  Alberta's privacy commissioner is investigating a government department for leaking a politician's cellphone bill.

  Money

  Dec 15, 2014
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• Prentice defends gay youth bill as balanced

  Alberta Premier Jim Prentice faced dissension from within his own ranks Tuesday over a controversial bill critics say erodes free speech and free assembly for gay youth.

  Politics

  Dec 3, 2014