After a lot of waiting last night, the results from the Alberta provincial election are in.

We hope you enjoyed your long weekend, and are set for the final week of the provincial election in Alberta. 

If you’re a typical Albertan, you likely spent the weekend watching playoff hockey, hoping for rain to help with the ongoing wildfires and rushing to your local drug store to buy a Mother’s Day card.

The Alberta election was kicked off a week ago today, and while much of week one featured traditional media availabilities, policy announcements and supporter events, both the UCP and NDP have since had to change gears due to the wide-reaching scope of wildfires in the province.

Both the UCP and NDP campaigns are ready to go for the election set to be called on Monday.

There’s just one full work week left before an election is called in Alberta on Monday, May 1.

Climate policy becomes a key economic driver in Alberta.

With a 28 day writ period, an official election call in Alberta isn’t set to occur until May.

The Legislature ended its spring session late last week and currently isn’t set to resume until well after the spring election on October 30.

A review of what Budget 2023 means for you.