alberta ndp
It’s decision time in Alberta
Jason Markusoff’s Alberta Politics Newsletter for April 16: Doubting polls, the remote-ballot X-factor, and more
Alberta election 2019: Live results and riding-by-riding vote counts
Live, detailed results for Alberta’s 2019 provincial election
Why defeat shouldn’t trigger Rachel Notley’s political exit
Jason Markusoff’s Alberta Political Insider: The best check on a potential UCP government, Scheer versus snowflakes, and more
A voter-fraud scandal in Kenney’s party, but Alberta voters may be unmoved
Jason Markusoff’s Alberta Politics Insider for April 11: Fake email accounts, Notley’s regrets about Northern Gateway, and more
Why women and men see Alberta’s election differently
Jason Markusoff’s Alberta Politics Insider for April 10: One thing the polls tell us, rebuilding the ‘firewall,’ and more
Rachel Notley fought like hell for Alberta, but the province isn’t about to thank her.
The NDP premier embraced the oil industry. There’s no sign yet that it’s enough to deliver her another victory this spring
Trans Mountain: Will someone please build this government a pipeline?
Bill Morneau is promising indemnification from John Horgan-related costs to any party who will take on the Trans Mountain project
The Kinder Morgan spat is an intractable slog—but it’s also democracy in action
Opinion: The Kinder Morgan pipeline battle doesn’t represent a failure of democracy, federalism, or the rule of law—it’s the system doing what it’s meant to do
Jagmeet Singh tries not to pick sides on the Alberta and B.C. pipeline fight
With B.C. and Alberta feuding over the Kinder Morgan’s Trans Mountain pipeline, the new federal NDP leader faces a party unity challenge
Why Rachel Notley will need an even bigger miracle to win again
The longer the Alberta NDP are in power, the harder it will be to repeat the shocking victory that won them the province
Who are the Alberta NDP’s biggest donors? Its own staffers
A Maclean’s analysis of the party’s fundraising statements finds that 68 of its top 100 donors are its own elected MLAs and their staff
Alberta needs to be honest with itself about the budget
While opposition concerns around Alberta’s debt sustainability are misleading, the government’s claims around spending growth are equally so