(EDMONTON, AB) Today, Brooks-Medicine Hat United Conservative MLA Michaela Frey criticized the Notley NDP for being silent on and refusing to condemn Justin Trudeau’s poorly-thought-out vaccine requirement for truckers. Frey has been fiercely critical of the vaccine requirement for truckers, joining countless Albertans, including Premier Jason Kenney, in calling for

(EDMONTON, AB) Today, United Conservative MLA and chair forthe Advisory Council on Alberta-Ukraine Relations Jackie Armstrong-Homeniuk senta letter to Prime Minister Justin Trudeau, affirming her strong support for Ukraine inthe wake of rising Russian aggression. You can read Armstrong-Homeniuk’s letter here. Russia has positioned approximately 100,000 troops on Ukraine’s borders

United Conservative MLAs backed a Motion Tuesday to support all 20 elected Indigenous Chiefs and Councils situated along the Coastal GasLink pipeline route, while the Notley NDP voted in solidarity with the illegal protestors seeking to shut the project down. “Our United Conservative government stands firmly with all 20 elected

With the Rural Municipalities of Alberta convention underway, the United Conservative caucus is highlighting that when the Notley NDP was in government, they invested nothing whatsoever into rural broadband. In stark contrast, Alberta’s United Conservative government has made a commitment to invest a historic $150 million into rural broadband that

The United Conservative Caucus condemns the Notley NDP for endorsing illegal protests against the Coastal GasLink pipeline in B.C., a project supported by every elected First Nations Chief and Council along the project’s route. The Alberta NDP Provincial Council passed a resolution endorsing the illegal pipeline blockades this past weekend. High-profile NDP

CALGARY, AB: Today, United Conservative Caucus Chair Nathan Neudorf welcomed Lesser Slave Lake MLA Pat Rehn back to the government caucus. Since his removal from caucus, Rehn has worked tirelessly to rebuild trust with local families, businesses, elected officials and Indigenous leaders. As a result, the United Conservative caucus was

(Edmonton, AB): Today, Spruce Grove-Stony Plain MLA Searle Turton called out the Notley NDP for repeatedly expressing unscientific opposition to Alberta’s reopening plan in an effort to sow fear and division in Albertans. Thanks to the diligence of Albertans, the province is now less than two weeks away from lifting

(Edmonton, AB): Rachel Notley’s NDP is back to its old ways of selling out Albertans to Justin Trudeau. On Tuesday, the opposition voted against two common-sense motions that support a fair deal for Alberta and assert Alberta’s democratic and economic interests on the national stage. The Legislature sought unanimous consent

(Edmonton, AB): Today, Alberta’s legislature will debate a motion on giving Albertans the ability to select their own representation in the senate. The motion reads: Be it resolved that the Legislative Assembly urge the Prime Minister to respect the democratic voices of Albertans and refrain from filling Alberta’s two vacant

February 26, 2021 (CALGARY, AB): Alberta’s government is making a historic investment into Calgary’s healthcare facilities, while charting a course towards post-pandemic recovery for the world-class city. “This budget is positive news and brings hope to Calgarians during these difficult times,” said Richard Gotfried, MLA for Calgary-Fish Creek and Calgary

The Alberta government is declaring September as Recovery Month to support Albertans in addiction recovery, recognizing that these individuals lead meaningful and fulfilling lives.