Fuel Update
Global uncertainty keeps pushing energy prices higher, and a lot of Albertans are feeling it at the pump. Albertans told us they want relief they can…
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Here’s your weekly news recap. Hope you’re having a great weekend! — Your United Conservative Team Premier Smith delivered an important Address to the Province on Thursday outlining plans for the October 19 referendum. This must-see address highlights how our government is actively fighting federal overreach to restore provincial autonomy and secure long-term prosperity. You
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On Thursday Finance Minister Nate Horner tabled Budget 2026, taking a careful and disciplined approach to manage fiscal challenges and protect essential services. We are navigating rapid population growth and lower oil prices without leaving families behind. This budget delivers massive support across our entire health care system to improve access to family doctors, hospitals
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Premier Danielle Smith and Education Minister Demetrios Nicolaidesannounced that extra help is on the way for students and teachers. Our government is deploying 476 new complexity teams to K-6 classrooms, consisting of a teacher and two educational assistants. This means teachers get real backup in the classroom and students with diverse needs get dedicated support.
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Premier Smith is officially ranked #1 in Canada for fiscal management by the Fraser Institute. This top spot confirms that our plan to keep taxes low, pay down debt, and save for the future is working. Even with low oil prices and global uncertainty, we are staying disciplined to protect the Alberta Advantage. Read
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UCP Alberta Updates
41,800 full time jobs added in January New data released by StatsCanada shows Alberta led Canada in job growth in January 2026. Key messages: Once again, Alberta led Canada’s job growth with 41,800 full time jobs added in January 2026. Investor confidence in Alberta remains strong as we maintain the lowest corporate taxes and continually
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A new report from Scotiabank confirms Alberta continues to be the economic engine of Canada. We are expected to top the country with growth this year and next. The report notes that our reliable energy sector and solid investment climate are driving this success. For Albertans this means more opportunities as businesses continue to choose
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Here’s your weekly news recap. Have a great weekend! -Your United Conservative Team You need to see this video where Chestermere-Strathmore MLA Chantelle de Jonge exposes the truth behind Naheed Nenshi’s water main disaster. She details how standards were lowered and warnings were ignored while money was diverted to other priorities. This despite Nenshi doubling
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In a Financial Post column this week, Premier Smith explains how the new Alberta–Ottawa energy agreement opens the door to a nation-building pipeline, new investment and growth, and a stronger role for Canada in global energy security. Read more. A new Abacus poll shows overwhelming public support for the new energy agreement. Albertans back the
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Our government introduced a new law to stop regulators from punishing professionals for legal, off duty speech. Premier Smith pointed to the treatment of Jordan Peterson as a clear example of regulators crossing the line and trying to police personal views. Justice Minister Mickey Ameryexplained that the bill puts the focus back on competence and
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