"Rachel Notley convinced my dog to eat his own poop."
Both female candidates in the race dropped out.
Notley began her annual state-of-the-province address by lauding Prentice's contributions to public life.
The government has promised to end coal-fired electricity generation by 2030.
EDMONTON — The Alberta government has struck a panel to advise it on the best way to upgrade its energy industry. Energy Minister Marg McCuaig-Bo...
We're being left behind by other countries and economies while we chase an elusive ideal under some imaginary rainbow. It's time for our leaders to stand up and draw a line in the sand and stop enabling these fanatics, lest they achieve their ultimate goal of completely shutting down our economic engine.
N.S., Saskatchewan premiers have been vocal critics.
Police are investigating the posters.
"Our province's economic interests should not be held hostage by politicians in Ottawa."
Move over, Dwight Ball.
By October it will have the highest minimum wage amongst all provinces.
She urged Albertans to hold politicians to a high standard.
Notley's been the target of violent threats since becoming premier.
Notley noted the extra cost is due to the Fort McMurray wildfires last spring.
She said her government "is committed to protecting the public."
She said her government "is committed to protecting the public."
"Our province, we know, cannot run deficits indefinitely."
It'll be her second year marching as premier.
A disgusting image was distributed on Twitter late last week and over the weekend, part of a disturbing trend that is increasingly all too common in its open targeting of women in positions of power. This image and any that threatens violence against any woman are completely unacceptable. None of these incredible women need me, or any man, to come to their defense. But as a man, and as an ally that is committed to stopping violence against women, it is my duty to tell other men that this sort of behaviour is completely unacceptable and must end.
A deal could go through without including the always-contentious issue of alcohol.
Canada's provincial and territorial leaders gather in Whitehorse to discuss trade, health, climate, and pensions.
Alberta's markup on beer in increasing in August.
Starting Aug. 5, Alberta will charge a $1.25-per-litre markup for all beer.
Any celebration in Alberta is under a cloud these days.
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