Schweitzer says the new United Conservative Party won’t be a credible voice for fiscal management if it can’t keep its caucus out of a projected $337,000-deficit this year. Continue reading
Former Wildrose members who felt betrayed by their party’s decision to merge with the Progressive Conservatives have already held a meeting to begin the process of creating a new conservative party in Alberta. As of Wednesday afternoon, they even have a name reserved for when or if their party comes to be: the Alberta Advantage Party. Continue reading
Hundreds packed an Edmonton’s hall to hear Jason Kenney’s plan for Alberta as he announced his leadership bid for the United Conservative Party. Continue reading
An Alberta MLA, who ran to be leader of the Progressive Conservative party earlier this year, will not join the new United Conservative Party. Continue reading
Alberta’s move to the right is only one of the many fascinating moves to come in Canadian provincial politics, writes Roy Green. Continue reading
With less than three weeks to go until Progressive Conservative and Wildrose party members vote on whether to unite, PC leader Jason Kenney held a town hall in Edmonton where he encouraged his supporters to vote yes. Continue reading
Alberta’s Progressive Conservative Party will spend three days in July determining whether to merge with the Wildrose Party. Continue reading
The Wildrose is weighing in on a public land deal for a private school in Edmonton. The principal of Headway School, who wants to buy a surplus school site in Mill Woods so students will be closer to home, has called the decision absurd. Continue reading
Alberta Premier Rachel Notley calls out Wildrose and PC leaders over anti-gay comments directed at Wildrose staff member. Continue reading
The Progressive Conservative Party Leader said Monday he’s seen evidence that NDP supporters are buying PC and Wildrose memberships to influence the referendum on the new United Conservative Party. Continue reading
