Gillian Steward

Alberta Premier Danielle Smith’s fortunes abruptly changed when a former CEO of Alberta Health Services accused her government of corruption.

Danielle Smith’s attacks on Alberta Health Services for so-called resistance is nothing more than a distraction. Albertans shouldn’t be taken in by it.

The Alberta premier has created a series of demands that will immediately cause problems for the Mark Carney-led Liberal Party, should it win the April 28 election.

Alberta's premier takes credit for saving her province from Trump's tariffs on oil and gas and is now gearing up for her next battle — with the federal government.

Most Albertans will vote Conservative in the upcoming election as a way to express their dissatisfaction with the Trudeau/Carney Liberals. But that doesn’t mean they are all separatists.

It will be interesting to see how Conservative leader Pierre Poilievre handles Alberta premier Danielle Smith's encouragement of Alberta separatists.

Alberta's premier is showing weak leadership as she'd rather set the province on fire than govern.

In Alberta, we have lived with this myth that Liberal governments are out to ruin the province for so long that it has become an ingrained in people’s psyche.

How exactly is Poilievre campaigning? It must be difficult when Mark Carney has stolen most of your ideas and is high in the opinion polls (so far).

Last week Edmonton's school board came up with a list of over 200 books that would be taken out of their libraries, including Margaret Atwood’s “The Handmaids Tale,” Maya Angelou's