Canada’s Premiers have gathered in Ottawa to open discussions with the federal government on a renewed health care funding partnership.

After a break for the holidays, we wanted to look ahead to the main stories we expect to shape Alberta politics in 2023.

As part of its 10-year anniversary as a company, New West Public Affairs has announced a national expansion.

With another year almost in the books, we wanted to take a look back at 2022 and what happened in provincial politics.

Following a quick three week session that saw Premier Danielle Smith deliver on her campaign commitment to introduce a Sovereignty Act, the House completed its business on Thursday.

Canada's premiers will hold a virtual news conference today as children's hospitals across the country, including in Alberta struggle to deal with a wave of child illnesses.

The 4th Session of the 30th Legislature began on Tuesday with a Speech from the Throne delivered by Lieutenant Governor Salma Lakhani.

Throne speeches tell us the personality of a government. They indicate motivations, aspirations, and priorities.

The province’s Q2 fiscal update was released by Finance Minister Travis Toews last week, painting a rosy picture for Alberta’s finances due to strong oil revenues and higher personal and corporate income tax, with government projecting a $12.3 billion surplus.

There were a series of changes to top health officers in both the Health Ministry and at Alberta Health Services (AHS) last week, following through on campaign commitments made by Premier Danielle Smith during her UCP leadership race.