Alberta Politics by David Climenhaga
David ClimenhagaDavid J. Climenhaga is a former Globe and Mail and Calgary Herald journalist and editor who writes about Alberta and Canadian politics. He has published the AlbertaPolitics.ca blog since 2007.
| Platform |  | Pricing | Freemium | Publishes | Daily |
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| Issues | 152 | Subscribers | Read | albertapolitics.substack.com |
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Alberta Party, which owned the best name in Alberta politics, awkwardly rebrands as the Progressive Tory Party of Alberta
Peter Guthrie, leader of the “Progressive Tory Party of Alberta,” as the Alberta Party will henceforth be known, back in his days as the United Conservative Party’s infrastructure minister (Photo: Alberta Government/Flickr).
Danielle Smith’s Alberta Next Panel report has dropped and, boy, is it ever a pitiful little squib!
Alberta Premier Danielle Smith introduces most of the members of her Alberta Next Panel in Calgary’s Heritage Park on June 24, 2025; they reported, sort of, on Friday (Photo: Alberta Government/Flickr).
Having opened door to Alberta separation vote, UCP changes rules to block competing referenda
Former Alberta PC deputy premier Thomas Lukaszuk, who was the proponent for last summer’s successful Forever Canada petition drive (Photo: David J. Climenhaga).
Devin Dreeshen pushes ahead with pet plan to make Alberta highways more dangerous
Transportation Minister Devin Dreeshen togged up in a no-cash-cows apron in December last year as he got ready to serve up some baloney about getting rid of speed-on-green traffic lights and photo radar on provincial highways (Photo: Albert...
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David J. Climenhaga is a commentator and former journalist who has worked as a staff reporter and editor for The Globe and Mail and Calgary Herald. He lives in Alberta.
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