Election

Polls are open across the province today until 8 p.m. UCP leader Jason Kenney is standing by his Calgary-East Candidate Peter Singh after the RCMP raided the UCP candidates’ auto-shop in Calgary. As part of the raid

With the 2019 Alberta Election just one day away, the latest polls are indicating that the Alberta NDP has narrowed the gap on the United Conservative Party. With only one day left for Alberta voters to make

Alberta Liberal Leader David Khan has announced his party’s long-term plan for protecting Alberta’s environment. The Alberta Liberals are committing to protecting the environment, and are boasting to have the most comprehensive environmental plan of any political

The Advanced Voting Stations for the Provincial Election are open until April 13th. In High Level you can find the Polling Station at the Town Office in Meeting Room 150, while in Peace River you can go

The United Conservatives currently hold a six-percentage point lead over the New Democrats according to a new poll. The new polls indicate that the UCP has a comfortable lead everywhere in the province except for in Edmonton,

PEACE RIVER — Candidates for the Peace River riding appeared at the Belle Petroleum Centre last night. As part of the ongoing All Candidate Forums taking place across the Peace region, all five candidates participating in the

With one week until the 2019 Provincial Election, Alberta’s Liberal Party has officially unveiled their full campaign platform. The Liberals plan would see $1.87 billion in new annual spending in Alberta. Additionally, there will be $1.4 billion

Marching orders for NDP candidates across the province were made abundantly clear this passed weekend, as the New Democrats verbal assaults on the United Conservative Party has ramped up yet again. On a late Friday evening news

Alberta’s political leaders met in Edmonton last night for the Leader’s Debate. The evening would feature NDP Leader Rachel Notley, UCP leader Jason Kenney, Alberta Liberal Leader David Khan and Alberta Party Leader Stephen Mandel, as the

Candidates for the Peace River riding were in La Crete on Tuesday night discussing a number of issues with residents. As part of the ongoing candidate forums taking place across the peace region, three of the five

With the United Conservative Party well ahead in the polls with the 2019 Alberta Election just 12 days away, several major parties have stepped up their attacks against the UCP leader Jason Kenney. Yesterday afternoon, Alberta Party

The Alberta Party has put forward their first concrete plan to get Alberta’s resources to global markets, which looks to ensure Albertans get a fair price for their products. The plan calls for an Alberta-Alaska railway, that

The United Conservative Party is saying they would save the province hundreds of dollars a year at the pumps by ditching the Notley/Trudeau carbon taxes. The United Conservatives plan to take Trudeau to court over his federal

The Alberta NDP and UCP have both released their full platforms ahead of this Spring’s provincial election. With just over 2 weeks until the 2019 Alberta Election, NDP leader Rachel Notley is saying her plan diversifies our

He’s the man in the middle of this Spring’s provincial election. Despite the the road to the the 2019 Alberta election being littered with personal attacks and dirty laundry, former Edmonton mayor and current Alberta Party Leader

The Four political candidates for the Lesser Slave Lake riding in this spring’s provincial election are now known. The candidates include the NDP’s Danielle Larivee, the UCP’s Pat Rehn, Vincent Rain of the Alberta Party, and Suzette

United Conservative leader Jason Kenney outlined the United Conservative’s education platform yesterday. The UCP leader says that after four years of NDP government, class sizes in Alberta have continued to increase; math and reading scores have declined;

Alberta’s Liberal Leader, David Khan has announced his New Canadians Platform. In a statement Khan says that his Liberal party will improve the lives of New Canadians in Alberta, adding that Immigrants help us unlock our economic

Alberta Party Leader Stephen Mandel said if his party is elected he would double the number of educational assistants in schools. Mandel promised up to a $230 million boost in funding that would allow for extra support

Rachel Notley say’s she would add more beds for seniors if she is re-elected. Notley made the announcement in Lethbridge Thursday and said she would add an additional 2,000 beds, doubling the amount of beds she added