Alberta Politics AlbertaPolitics.ca marks its 13th anniversary today as 2020, annus horribilis, nears its end Today marks the 13th anniversary of the first post publ
Alberta Politics Corporate lobbyist and former aide to two Conservative premiers named University of Alberta external relations VP A high-profile lobbyist with connections to past Albert
Canadian Politics Forever chaste? Or just chased? Former Reform MP and Kenney comrade Rob Anders faces new challenges Rob Anders’ recent trouble with the law reminds us of
Alberta Politics Thanks to a public-spirited leaker, a risky health-care privatization scheme is exposed Panicky sounding United Conservative Party “issues ma
Alberta Politics Whatever it is, former PC MLA Dave Rodney apparently has what it takes to be Alberta’s agent general in Houston There may have been peaks and valleys along the way, bu
Alberta Politics Are cracks appearing in the wall of the Kenney Kremlin over Health Minister Tyler Shandro’s fight with Alberta’s docs? Have the first hairline cracks started to appear in the
Alberta Politics Ted Morton, worst premier Alberta never had, has had another big idea, this time about a sales tax From time to time it’s worth reminding ourselves that
Alberta Politics April Fool aftermath: UCP says it’s broke, AUPE job protections back on, spill reporting suspended, Greens choose leader, and more Whether or not Bob Buckle meant it to be an early April
Alberta Politics War Room will return, vows energy minister Sonya Savage, after government slashes propaganda unit’s budget for three months Is it possible the United Conservative Party has a cons
Alberta Politics For the 12th anniversary of AlbertaPolitics.ca, here’s a Top Ten List of Alberta political stories in 2019 Today marks the 12th anniversary of the first post publ
Alberta Politics Is a ‘fair deal’ or a fare deal behind Jason Kenney’s Christmas flight to Ottawa with his entourage? Nobody flies to Ottawa at this time of year expecting t
Alberta Politics Fifty-four forty or what? Is this Wexitopia’s last territorial demand in British Columbia? Just when you thought it couldn’t get any nuttier out