Alberta Politics1h
If there’s a federal election by spring, what will the UCP do about that Edmonton-Strathcona by-election?
The announcement of Justin Trudeau’s resignation plan yesterday leaves Alberta’s United Conservative Party with the conundrum ...
Alberta Politics1d
Rod Sykes, mayor of Calgary from 1969 to 1977, reported dead at 95
Rod Sykes, mayor of Calgary from 1969 to 1977, is reported to have died in the past few days. During his three consecutive ...
Alberta Politics3d
Naheed Nenshi will run in the by-election to replace Rachel Notley as MLA for Edmonton-Strathcona
Party Leader Naheed Nenshi will run in the by-election to replace former leader and premier Rachel Notley as MLA for the ...
Alberta Politics4d
Alberta cabinet ministers Mickey Amery and Mike Ellis to ‘strengthen cross-border collaboration’ on Lone Star State junket
Give the United Conservative Party Government its due – it didn’t publish a really embarrassing news release insulting the ...
Alberta Politics6d
It’s 2025 and John Brown’s body lies a-moulderin’ in the grave, but Luigi marches on!
I guess. This year may not turn out to be much better than the last one, but I do have a question for the first day of 2025: ...
Alberta Politics8d
Despite the optimism of its spokespeople, big Trump tariffs would spell a bleak future for Alberta’s beef industry
Despite a few squawks about the potential impact of Donald Trump’s promised 25-per-cent tariff on All Things Canadian, at ...
Alberta Politics11d
Another day, another UCP announcement; another year of AlbertaPolitics.ca … its 18th, as a matter of fact!
This blog marks the beginning of its 18th year of publication today. That, as I observed last year on this date, makes it ...
Alberta Politics6d
U.S. Health Care
Happy New Year, I guess. This year may not turn out to be much better than the last one, but I do have a question for the first day of 2025: What happens to our Canadian public health care system if ...
Alberta Politics6d
Private Health Care
Happy New Year, I guess. This year may not turn out to be much better than the last one, but I do have a question for the first day of 2025: What happens to our Canadian public health care system if ...