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Canada: Alberta UCP's Danielle Smith survives a tight vote, wins a renewed majority in provincial election

Jun 01, 2023, at 04:49 am

Alberta/IBNS: Alberta’s United Conservative Party (UCP) leader Danielle Smith was elected for a second term in Monday’s election despite losing seats in a tight battle against the New Democrats.

Canada: Alberta's cannabis industry doing better than other provinces, says Premier Notley

Jan 02, 2019, at 10:17 pm

Edmonton, Jan 2 (IBNS): Alberta Premier Rachel Notley has said her province is well ahead in the country when it comes to cannabis industry.

Alberta's NDP Government performs well on its halfway point, say reports

May 07, 2017, at 05:30 pm

Calgary May07 (IBNS): Alberta Premier Rachel Notley and her New Democratic Party( NDP) hit the halfway point of their term Friday, riding an orange wave of popularity into office to lead Alberta's sluggish economy toward a green future, buoyed for now by barrels of red ink., reported Canadian Press.