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Danielle Smith lays low as COVID politics return to Alberta - Vimarsana News

Danielle Smith lays low as COVID politics return to Alberta

Alberta's Danielle Smith, arguably the country's most vaccine-skeptical premier, is trying to distance herself from a town hall questioning the safety of shots for children.

Alberta NDP sets rules for leadership contest naming new party leader by June - Vimarsana News

Alberta NDP sets rules for leadership contest naming new party leader by June

Alberta's New Democrats have mapped out rules for a leadership contest that will name a new party head by June 22. Candidates who wish to run have until March 15 to register.

Source: cbc.ca
UCP, NDP campaigns underway weeks before official writ drop - Vimarsana News

UCP, NDP campaigns underway weeks before official writ drop

Alberta election campaigns are usually 28 days long but everyone knows the campaign is already well underway two weeks before the vote is actually called. 

Source: cbc.ca
Western premiers could be virtue signalling their way to a democratic crisis - Vimarsana News

Western premiers could be virtue signalling their way to a democratic crisis

Virtue signalling like this is fine when the stakes are low. However, the consequences are necessarily greater when these signals concern public policy, writes political scientist Feo Snagovsky.

Source: cbc.ca
Most Albertans did not support Freedom Convoy, University of Alberta survey suggests - Vimarsana News

Most Albertans did not support Freedom Convoy, University of Alberta survey suggests

A majority of Albertans did not support the goals of the Freedom Convoy, or the means protesters used to try and achieve them, a recent survey from the University of Alberta suggests.

Source: cbc.ca