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Alberta’s Opposition NDP Leader Naheed Nenshi says Premier Danielle Smith should fire her office’s executive director after he posted a social media diatribe criticizing First Nations chiefs.
Four months to the day from an upcoming referendum on whether Alberta should stay in Canada, about 35 people rallied Friday at a Calgary hotel ballroom to formally launch a campaign to convince voters it’s time for the province to separate.
Albertans who apply for $100 payments from the province could see the money land in their bank accounts within two weeks of applying.
The executive director of Premier Danielle Smith’s office says that instead of criticizing her, First Nations chiefs should fix their own communities, describing them as entrenched in poverty, drugs and violence.
A judge has reserved her decision on whether to set aside a ruling that quashed an Alberta separatist group’s referendum petition saying she has concerns with parts of the decision.
The Assembly of Treaty Chiefs (ATOC) of Treaty 6, Treaty 7, and Treaty 8 has unanimously passed a resolution calling for the RCMP and the auditor general to investigate Premier Danielle Smith and members of the United Conservative Party for treason.
A national advocacy organization in support of universal public health care is calling on the federal government to condemn the Alberta UCP government’s dual practice legislation.
The Alberta NDP will be looking for nominees in four constituencies in Edmonton and Calgary with the retirement of some of their most recognizable faces.
Alberta’s government has filed its appeal of a judge’s decision to quash a petition looking to force a vote on the province quitting Canada.
An Edmonton city council committee is mulling two options for its traffic safety strategy after a report delivered Tuesday highlighted a sharp rise in risky driver behaviour leading to more fatalities and serious injuries.
Minister Adriana LaGrange has put a halt to the rebranding of Emergency Health Services less than a month after it was announced.
An Alberta legislature committee is exploring whether to put taxpayers on the hook for work-related electric scooter and bike rides taken by politicians.
For the first time since October there are no active recall petitions looking to oust Alberta politicians from their seats in the legislature.
Alberta Premier Danielle Smith’s United Conservatives have tapped a former federal conservative cabinet minister and lobbyist to help redraw the map marking electoral ridings across the province.
A report slated to be discussed Tuesday by an Edmonton city council committee says a rise in severe collisions in recent years are at intersections where speed limits are higher.
Alberta Premier Danielle Smith says the law will be enforced if First Nations communities engage in civil disobedience over her government’s separation referendum.
