A Conservative senator is apologizing after coming under fire for what critics called a “shameful” tweet. Continue reading →

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. Continue reading →

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

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. Continue reading →

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. Continue reading →

An Alberta PC MLA says the federal Conservatives are “irresponsible” for using a terrorist threat against West Edmonton Mall to gain support. Continue reading →

Alberta’s privacy commissioner is investigating a government department for leaking a politician’s cellphone bill. Continue reading →

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. Continue reading →

Former PC cabinet minister Thomas Lukaszuk says he is starting work on what he calls a “behind the scenes” book on politics and his years under former premier Alison Redford. Continue reading →

Alberta PC leadership candidate Thomas Lukaszuk says despite his concerns with the electronic voting process, he will not challenge or protest the victory by Jim Prentice. Continue reading →