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But the lame-duck leader’s intervention isn’t likely to slow Smith’s march to the premier’s office.

Seven candidates scrambled Friday to sign up last-minute memberships in Albertas United Conservative Party leadership race while political observers say that without hard data on which contender has a leg up, follow the feet.

The United Kingdom has introduced a new program that offers lump-sum, fiat cash payments to farmers who agree to stop farming and sell their often multi-generational, family-owned land to the [...]

Secrecy remains safely intact around allegations of harassment in the premier’s office and ministries.

The province of Alberta has released a summary of new respectful workplace rules in response to a lawsuit alleging the premier’s office was home to a hostile workplace environment.

Several UCP MLAs expressed shock, gratitude and thanks towards Premier Jason Kenney Thursday morning.

To maintain his post as leader, Kenney must soak up healthy shares of leadership review votes in places like Cardston, Rimbey and Fort McMurray. It won't be enough to dominate in the province's million-person cities.

As the Conservative Party of Canada searches for its next leader, Carleton MP Pierre Poilievre appears poised to take on the role and challenge Prime Minister Justin Trudeau in the next federal election.

BOWDEN, Alberta, March 17, 2022 (GLOBE NEWSWIRE) -- Protein Industries Canada and a consortium of partners, including More Than Protein Ingredients Ltd.,...

Ariella Kimmel, the former Alberta government staffer suing the office of Premier Jason Kenney, has filed her final reply, pushing the case on to the next step. Discovery for the case, including producing documents and examining witnesses, is expected to wrap up before the height of summer.