Kelly Cryderman

Danielle Smith’s proposed sovereignty act, now dominating the race for UCP leadership, has been slammed by her opponents as unconstitutional, dangerous and divisive

The silver lining for Danielle Smith is an Alberta election is still seven months away

Only some Albertans will get direct inflation relief, while the government scraps infusion into trust fund promised just three months ago under Kenney’s tenure

Albertans certainly don’t like every federal policy, but those alarmed about Danielle Smith’s leadership have reason to be on higher alert now

The Alberta Premier says the move is about being better prepared for the ‘next pandemic,’ but it could run the risk of taking Alberta back to divisive fights over vaccine mandates in the new year

Potential for UCP campaign spending promises ahead of a May election is one risk to Alberta’s currently strong fiscal situation

This case is likely a preview of further legal challenges as Ottawa pushes ahead on a Clean Electricity Standard, a cap on oil and gas emissions and more

Instead of a new spirit of collaboration and innovation, the provinces are saying no to the goal of clean power by 2035

Alberta’s largest city is facing a housing crunch, but council is split on how to address it

It’s hard to remember all the twists and turns, especially after the collective dislocation of the pandemic and an avalanche of other political news