Alberta will host the fourth edition of the World Cup of Hockey in February 2028. Premier Danielle Smith says provincial investment and support helped Alberta land the World Cup of Hockey 2028.
In an interview with Conservative Journal Canada, former Alberta premier and federal cabinet minister Jason Kenney weighs in on where Canadian conservatism stands after the recent federal election and more than a decade of Liberal government.
Alberta Premier Danielle Smith sat down for a year-end interview where she covered the remarkable progress Alberta is making developing the province’s natural resources.
Here’s what’s happening in Conservative Canada: From Ottawa to the provinces, Conservatives set the tone on affordability, public safety, and economic growth.
Pierre Poilievre took on Mark Carney’s high-cost agenda in a rare CBC...
Premier Danielle Smith reaches into her playbook and finds what unites United Conservative party activists.
James Moore reflects on Dave — and the many like him in Alberta’s energy sector — as pipeline debates once again take centre stage.
Here’s what’s happening in Conservative Canada: Pierre Poilievre challenged Mark Carney to steal more of his ideas, Doug Ford defended an Ontario homeowner charged after fighting off an intruder, and Manitoba PCs celebrated a by-election win under...
In Alberta, United Conservative Premier Danielle Smith had some simple advice for an Ontario man who sustained life-threatening injuries after breaking into another man’s home. The man was on probation and wanted by police on suspicion of...
Here's whats happening in Conservative Canada: Voters in the federal riding of Toronto-St. Paul’s elected the Conservative candidate in June’s by-election, following the resignation of former cabinet minister and Liberal MP Carolyn Bennett.
In a statement, Shandro says, “Law Society processes are designed to protect Albertans from bad lawyers. The abuse of this process for political gain is wrong.”
