Jason Kenney
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Kelly McParland: Kenney's win will shift Western politics, while East shifts ambitions too
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WatchJen Gerson: Jason Kenney wins UCP leadership. But is he poised to defeat Rachel Notley?
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Jason Kenney takes charge of a political miracle — and now comes the real test
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Whoever wins, new leader of Alberta's UCP will chart course for Conservatives across the country
A closer look at Jason Kenney's brain shows how he may govern
It may be unfair to call Kenney an ideologue, but he certainly has an ideology. Over two decades, the new UCP leader has made serious study of ideas
Alberta NDP fears Jason Kenney will out gay kids to their parents, so it’s making it illegal
Advocates say outing kids before they are ready puts them at risk of family ostracism or worse. The move would also kill alliances, they say, because kids wouldn't feel safe
Why the time is ripe for a conservative Alberta premier to shake up Confederation
United Conservative Party candidates threaten trade war and constitutional wrangling if the rest of Canada remains obstinate on the energy file
Alberta Premier Rachel Notley says United Conservatives are determined to bring harm to gay children
Notley said the comment from UCP leadership candidate Jason Kenney that parents should be told if their child joins a gay-straight alliance at school was 'super-cruel'
The first debate: The four men vying to lead Alberta's new United Conservative Party
Jason Kenney, Brian Jean, Doug Schweitzer and Jeff Callaway will be looking to persuade party members that they have what it takes to topple Rachel Notley's government
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Don Braid: A conscientious objector rains on first day of Alberta's unity stampede
The Starke affair is momentarily embarrassing. But conservatives and the NDP both know that this is a bigger stampede than the one that ended July 16 -
Colby Cosh: No one will believe now that Alberta's NDP isn't worried
So far, the Kenney-Jean choice is entirely a matter of identity politics. Will they put forward different visions for Alberta's future, or is this an instinctive choice, like choosing ice ... -
Kelly McParland: A scary thought — what if Notley beats united Tories?
People can be bought with their own money. It’s a truism of Canadian politics. Albertans have resisted in the past, but Notley has two more years to get them used ... -
PCs and Wildrose approve merger in landslide vote to unite Alberta's right once again
'What a day for Albertans! What a day for conservatives and what a day for Wildrose members!' Wildrose Leader Brian Jean told more than 300 supporters
Don Braid: Even without a leader or any policies, Alberta’s new UCP is far ahead of NDP
The overall number is crushing: the United Conservative Party shows 57% support provincewide among decided and leaning voters. The NDP has only 29%Continue Reading →
Don Braid: Voting troubles cloud Alberta conservative unity vote, but that’s not the biggest worry
Wildrose could still score less than 75% support, which is the threshold for acceptance of party amalgamation. In that case, nobody knows what the heck happens nextContinue Reading →
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Alberta's conservatives look ahead to bigger battles as ballots are cast for merger
Members of the province's Progressive Conservative Party have been voting since Thursday on whether to join forces with the Wildrose Party -
Don Braid: Notley finds little friendliness in political side of Calgary Stampede
Nearly 50 friendly NDP legislators stood behind Premier Notley on Monday, flipping pancakes. The crowd in front of her was not quite so friendly. Just hungry -
Trudeau will not be brushing off his cowboy boots for this year's Calgary Stampede
The prime minister will skip the annual party in Calgary, but other politicians will make the annual pilgrimage — including newly minted Conservative leader Andrew Scheer
Kenney has no fear of disgruntled liberal Tories in Alberta Party
The Progressive Conservative Leader says he isn’t worried that disgruntled Tories looking for a new political home will damage a proposed unified conservative partyContinue Reading →
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Colby Cosh: The Alberta political landscape has become an unregulated wild west
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WatchDon Braid: Getting people to hate Notley's NDP was easy. To beat them, conservatives need to be a credible alternative
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Colby Cosh: Alberta's right-wing unity plan is absurdly complex. Could it be foiled by simple politics?
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WatchDon Braid: Uniting the right is the right move in Alberta
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Alberta's Progressive Conservatives and Wildrose Party strike tentative deal to merge: sources
WatchDon Braid: Rachel Notley bans B.C. election campaigning — but her chief of staff is listed as a player
Jason Kenney says he didn’t suggest children who join a gay-straight club should be ‘outed’ to their parents
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‘He speaks American English’: Jason Kenney says unilingual Kevin O’Leary shouldn’t lead federal Tories
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‘It’s hard to hear anything’: Jason Kenney vows a quieter Alberta legislature if elected
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WatchColby Cosh: Goodbye to the Alberta PCs. And good riddance
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WatchDon Braid: Jason Kenney wins Alberta PC leadership with promise to unite the right— now comes the hard part
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Graham Thomson: Spoiler alert! Jason Kenney will win the Alberta PC leadership race. But what happens next?
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Old Tories, Brian Jean and obviously the NDP: A quick guide to everyone who hates Jason Kenney
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Albertans favour uniting the right, and Wildrose is most popular party in the province: poll
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WatchAlberta PC president rejects bid to toss Jason Kenney from leadership race
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