Alberta election 2015

It didn’t happen overnight. Inside the unravelling of the longest-serving provincial regime in the history of Confederation

Mythologizing the Alberta NDP leader is inevitable, but this election was all about sending a message to the Conservatives

How this down-to-earth politician capitalized on an extraordinary moment in Alberta’s history

If Jim Prentice wins this evening, he’ll look like a genius. If not? History. The fun starts at 7pm MT/9pm ET

What the Prentice Plan would mean for Alberta’s energy resources, for refining in Alberta, for greenhouse gas policy, and for savings

Where Wildrose leader Brian Jean stands on the pace of oil sands development, carbon pricing, and what Alberta should do with its oil wealth

The prime minister’s political tree is bearing fruit: The post-Harper generation of Conservative leaders is already here.

University of Alberta professor Andrew Leach in conversation with the Alberta NDP about its energy policies

On many energy issues, it’s hard to find a lot of daylight between Alberta NDP policies and those of the other two front-running parties

Colby Cosh on what we know—or think we know—about the province’s political horse race

Here are Wells and Cosh answering readers’ questions about Alberta’s election on May 5, where so much is in the air

It was supposed to be a coronation in Alberta. Paul Wells on how Jim Prentice got here, and whether he can prove the polls wrong