The gradual disappearance of women from the ranks of Canada’s premiers raises questions about society’s willingness to embrace true equality, former female leaders and
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Incoming premier promises to work with Edmonton, despite city’s chilly reception
Premier-designate Jason Kenney will appoint a new cabinet on April 30 and will follow through on his promise to introduce a bill to repeal the carbon
Trans Mountain is in deep trouble. So why is Trudeau getting chummy with B.C.’s premier?
Justin Trudeau keeps insisting the Trans-Mountain expansion will be built. But judging by his recent meetings with the country’s feuding NDP premiers, the prime
Alberta premier says Calgary MLA Stephanie McLean has resigned
Stephanie McLean, MLA for Calgary-Varsity, has resigned from her position in the Alberta legislature, according to a post on Premier Rachel Notley’s Facebook page on Wednesday.
Premier wants oil refinery built in province
The Alberta government is issuing a request for expressions of interest from the private sector to build a refinery in the province that would use oil extracted
‘One of the toughest decisions we will make’: Premier Notley addresses Albertans
The premier’s office provided the following letter from Rachel Notley to CBC News in advance of her announcement on Sunday evening. My fellow Albertans, your energy
Premier Rachel Notley pens op-ed, says plan for Alberta oil price crisis coming Sunday
On the heels of her finance minister’s latest fiscal update, in which he spoke about Alberta’s oil price differential crisis, Postmedia websites published an
Premier John Horgan, Liberal Leader Andrew Wilkinson to debate electoral reform on Global on Nov. 8
The date is set. The time is set. Now it’s up to Premier John Horgan and BC Liberal Leader Andrew Wilkinson to make their
If premier, Jason Kenney would have fight-back strategy to challenge Alberta’s oil critics
Alberta’s Opposition United Conservative leader says if he becomes premier, he’ll set up a war room to take on critics of the province’s energy
Sask. premier calls carbon tax a “vote buying scheme”
Ottawa has revealed that 90 per cent of Saskatchewan’s carbon tax will go back to households. David Baxter has more on what it means