In Response to Alberta’s Use of the Notwithstanding Clause, Labour Groups are Vowing Retaliation

Published October 31, 2025 News

Danielle Smith's attack on bargaining rights has a union coalition raising the spectre of a general strike

How the Development Industry Helped One Edmonton Mayoral Candidate Get a Head Start

Published October 3, 2025 Analysis

Before nominations even opened, Tim Cartmell raised nearly half a million dollars, with roughly half coming from sources with apparent connections to real estate, construction and development

How Gerrymandering Could Threaten Democracy in Alberta

Published September 5, 2025 Analysis

The UCP government has opened the door to a new kind of riding boundary. Will they walk through it?

The Albertans Counting on America to Help Break Apart Canada

Published July 25, 2025 News

Fed up with finding a constitutional path to separation, the leaders of the Alberta Prosperity Project are looking for other means

Alberta Premier Danielle Smith Floats Tax Discounts to Motivate Women to Produce More Babies

Published July 17, 2025 Video

Danielle Smith tells Sherwood Park town hall that Hungarian far-right leader Viktor Orbán has an 'interesting' idea to reduce immigration

Alberta Health Care in Staffing Turmoil Following Premier Smith’s Reforms, Says New Report

Published July 11, 2025 News

Researchers found that a third of allied health-care workers frequently think about quitting their jobs