Premier Designate Jason Kenney today announced the senior staff that will serve in the Office of the Premier and lead his transition team.

The new United Conservative Government will focus on jobs, pipelines and getting a fair deal in Canada.

Groups pushing to landlock Alberta energy are supporting the Trudeau-Notley alliance.

Government records contradict NDP claims about contract clause awareness.

609 pages could detail how the NDP plan to fill their $8.6 billion platform hole.

“We will end the Trudeau-Notley alliance, and go to court to defend Alberta’s constitutional power to control our resources” Kenney vows.

With a week to go in the election campaign, NDP leader Rachel Notley today announced that she would be speaking to the Senate committee on Justin Trudeau’s Tanker Ban, Bill C-48.

Kenney visits Medicine Hat, renews call for BC to end opposition to Alberta pipelines.

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Kenney joins UCP candidates Flatla and Neudorf to hear from voters looking for jobs and carbon-tax free future.

During last night’s debate, NDP leader Rachel Notley again denied any responsibility for the failure of Enbridge’s Northern Gateway pipeline, and tried to claim that the Federal Court of Appeal is why the project didn’t go ahead.

Alberta continues to have the highest unemployment rate outside of Atlantic Canada, while labour force shrinks by 12,000.

During the 2019 Leaders Debate, only one leader remained focused on getting Albertans back to work.

During the 2019 Leaders Debate, only one leader remained focused on getting Albertans back to work

Once again, the anti-oil views of the NDP has been exposed.

Kenney pledges “transformational commitment to reconciliation” that will partner with Indigenous communities on major resource projects.

Royalty guarantee, support for natural gas, well remediation, faster approvals, petrochemical diversification all part of UCP plan.

As leader of the United Conservatives, I join with those observing St. John Paul II Day.

UCP to save taxpayers hundreds of dollars a year at the pump by scrapping Notley/Trudeau carbon tax.

The NDP platform unveiled today offers no credible plan to get Albertans back to work, grow the economy, and reign in out-of-control finances after four years of NDP mismanagement.

“Getting Alberta Back to Work” includes balanced budget by 2022/23

UCP Leader Kenney pledges fund to improve security for vulnerable communities.

United Conservatives call on NDP to come clean on future tax hikes.

UCP Leader Jason Kenney has issued a statement after Matt Jones was named as the party’s candidate in Calgary-South East for the 2019 provincial election.

Plan Includes Shorter Surgical Wait Times, Major Investments in Mental Health and Addictions, Palliative Care Support.

“We will do everything within our power to stop the revolving door in our justice system, and to keep Albertans safe,” Kenney says.

In their 2015 election platform, the NDP promised a small surplus for 2018-19, and a $586 million surplus for 2019-20. Instead, the NDP has delivered record-breaking deficits, including a projected $7.9 billion deficit for this year.

Today, the NDP announced $90 million to address surgery wait times – but after four years of NDP government, wait times for surgeries have been increasing while health spending has gone up.

In response to a motion before Toronto City Council to potentially sue oil & gas companies, UCP Leader Jason Kenney today sent the attached letter to Toronto Mayor John Tory.

Kenney pledges fast-track graduation, skills-oriented high schools and apprenticeship scholarships for young Albertans.

Today, the NDP announced $1.5 billion in massive new spending to expand their child care pilot.

Kenney announces plan to bring common sense to education.

United Conservative Leader Jason Kenney has issued a statement following the nomination of Heather Sworin as the Party’s candidate in Edmonton-Mill Woods for the 2019 provincial election.