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A childish meme, an RCMP revelation and an odd election-style news conference raise more questions about the Alberta premier’s direction.

Premier Jason Kenney has filed his defence in a defamation lawsuit brought against him by environmental groups over his remarks on the release of an inquiry into supposed misinformation about Alberta's energy industry.

Alberta Premier Jason Kenney has filed his defence in a defamation lawsuit brought against him over his remarks on the release of the inquiry into supposed misinformation about the provinces energy industry.

EDMONTON - Premier Jason Kenney has filed his defence in a defamation lawsuit brought against him by environmental groups over his remarks on the release

Premier Jason Kenney has filed his defence in a defamation lawsuit brought against him by environmental groups over his remarks on the release of an inquiry into supposed misinformation about Alberta's energy industry.

The groups allege Kenney defamed them by twisting an inquiry’s findings into whether the groups were using foreign funding to spread misinformation about…

More COVID restrictions to save lives: Premier At 6:02 p.m. today (May 4), Premier Jason Kenney will announce new public health measures to limit the spread of COVID-19. Some parts of this page will not display. JavaScript is not available in this browser or may be turned off. Alberta’s government is responding to the COVID-19 pandemic by protecting lives and livelihoods with precise measures to bend the curve, sustain small businesses and protect Alberta’s health-care system.

Article content Premier Jason Kenney announced sweeping new COVID-19 restrictions Tuesday evening, including a transition to restaurant takeout service only, closure of personal care businesses and a shift to online learning for all students. With more than 23,000 active cases in Alberta and the highest case rate per population in the country, Kenney said the province has entered a critical stage of the COVID-19 pandemic. The restrictions introduced Tuesday are meant to slow the rapid transmiss...

  CALGARY -- A decision on whether summer events — including the Calgary Stampede — will go ahead in Alberta in 2021 and, if so, what theyll look like, is expected to be made in the coming months. "I’ve said to Dr. Hinshaw and our team that I believe, by the end of February, we need to give a very clear signal about what summer events might look like," said Premier Jason Kenney in a town hall-style Facebook live conducted Thursday night. Kenney believes the province will be in a bett...