A new party led by a woman who helped found Alberta’s Wildrose Party announced four new candidates Wednesday who will run under its banner this election, two of whom made headlines while tied to other political parties last year. Continue reading →

Energy policy dominated the Alberta election campaign Wednesday as the New Democrats promised more oil and gas processing in the province and the United Conservatives hammered the provincial and federal governments on carbon taxes. Continue reading →

On the day the writ was dropped, officially launching Alberta’s 2019 provincial election campaign, the province’s election commissioner levied a new round of fines in connection with Jeff Callaway’s controversial campaign in the 2017 UCP leadership race. Continue reading →

Caylan Ford, who was running in Calgary-Mountain View, stepped down Monday night after a website reported on what it says was a private Facebook conversation from 2017. Continue reading →

With Albertans heading to the polls on April 16, we want to hear from Albertans on what issues matter to them on the Citizens’ Election Panel. Continue reading →

The Alberta provincial election will take place on Tuesday, April 16. Continue reading →

The United Conservative Party issued a statement on Monday night to say it had not received notice of any resignations after a former UCP supporter posted on Facebook that 10 board members from the party’s Calgary North East Constituency Association had left their posts. Continue reading →

Jason Kenney vehemently defended both himself and the actions of his leadership campaign’s senior team on Monday after emails obtained by some media outlets — including Global News — over the weekend suggested his team worked with an adversary in the UCP race to defeat his primary rival. Continue reading →