(EDMONTON, AB) April 14, 2025 – The United Conservative Caucus is proud to welcome a delegation of U.S. state legislators to Alberta this week as part of the Council of State Governments (CSG) Midwest visit. The visit is an opportunity to enhance Alberta’s relationship with key U.S. partners and showcase the

(EDMONTON, AB) April 4, 2025 – The United Conservative Caucus is once again condemning the Alberta NDP for continuing to tolerate extreme views in their ranks, after the Carney Liberals revoked Rod Loyola’s candidacy over comments praising terrorist organizations. Loyola, who served in the Alberta NDP caucus from 2015 to 2025,

(EDMONTON, AB) April 1, 2025: The United Conservative Caucus is raising the alarm on the deep and growing alliance between the Alberta NDP and the Trudeau-Carney Liberals after former NDP Cabinet Minister and front-bench critic Shannon Phillips publicly endorsed the federal Liberal candidate in Lethbridge. Phillips, who served as Minister

(EDMONTON, AB) March 26, 2025 – United Conservatives are calling out the ever-growing NDP-Liberal alliance as recently resigned NDP MLA Rod Loyola has been formally announced as a candidate for the Liberal Party of Canada. This move makes it even clearer: Nenshi’s NDP and the Trudeau-Carney Liberals are one and

(EDMONTON, AB) March 25, 2025– MLA Rod Loyola’s resignation is the latest in a growing pattern of high-profile NDP departures and internal divisions under Naheed Nenshi’s leadership. Shannon Phillips stepped down when it was becoming evident Nenshi would win. Rachel Notley stepped down. Of the 14 NDP MLAs in Calgary,

(EDMONTON, AB) March 20, 2025– Naheed Nenshi’s NDP has once again proven how out of touch they are with everyday Albertans. During a meeting of the Resource Stewardship Committee, NDP MLA Sharif Haji questioned the value of cutting taxes for hardworking Albertans and dismissed the annual savings tax cuts in

(EDMONTON, AB) March 19, 2025– United Conservatives are standing up for Albertans against the latest NDP proposal to hike taxes, which would take more money out of the pockets of hardworking families and businesses. Naheed Nenshi and the Alberta NDP are once again proving that they are more interested in

(Edmonton, AB) March 7, 2025 – Today the UCP caucus voted to remove Lesser Slave Lake MLA Scott Sinclair from the UCP Caucus.  Budget votes are confidence votes. The failure of a budget to pass results in an immediate election. All government MLAs are expected to vote in favour of

(EDMONTON, AB) January 9, 2025 – The Special Standing Committee on Members’ Services has approved updates to MLA compensation and caucus budgets, to better align with public sector best practices. Among the changes approved at committee, MLAs will see their pay adjusted at the same rate as the provincial public

(EDMONTON, AB) December 17, 2024– United Conservatives are deeply concerned by Naheed Nenshi’s dismissive remarks opposing enhanced border security measures and downplaying the severity of the illegal drugs crisis that threatens the lives of Albertans and Americans. His suggestion that Alberta should not advocate for its own interests and his

(EDMONTON, AB) December 3, 2024: Naheed Nenshi’s NDP has once again sided with their bosses in Ottawa, voting against the United Conservative motion to protect Albertans from the federal Liberal-NDP oil and gas emissions cap. This cap would slash Alberta’s production by over one million barrels per day, destroy more

(EDMONTON, AB) November 27, 2024: It should come as no surprise to anyone that Trudeau’s choice, Naheed Nenshi and the Alberta NDP would rather cave to their bosses in Ottawa rather than fight for Albertans when it comes to the destructive Liberal-NDP oil and gas production cap. Prime Minister Justin

(CALGARY, AB) Oct. 9, 2024: Today, following an internal caucus vote, United Conservative MLAs chose to welcome Lacombe-Ponoka MLA Jennifer Johnson into the United Conservative Caucus. Before the vote, MLA Johnson addressed the caucus directly, highlighting the work she has done in her community and the personal growth and understanding

(EDMONTON, AB): United Conservatives are calling on Alberta NDP Leader Naheed Nenshi to come clean on whether he and his party still support Justin Trudeau’s carbon tax, as well as a host of other devastating federal policies. The Trudeau Liberals are becoming increasingly desperate and isolated in their support for

(EDMONTON, AB): Today, United Conservative MLAs vowed to protect everyday Albertans from the proposed Notley-Trudeau 2035 net-zero electricity regulations, which, if implemented, would exponentially increase the cost of power for families and businesses across the province. A Public Policy Forum report pegged the cost of the 2035 plan at $1.7

(EDMONTON, AB):  Today, UCP Chief Government Whip Shane Getson released a statement calling on Rachel Notley to do the right thing and apologize for making false allegations that the Premier and her staff tried influencing Alberta Crown prosecutors: “For the past several months, Rachel Notley and the NDP have been

(EDMONTON, AB): With the economically devastating B.C. port strike entering its sixth day, UCP Chief Government Whip Shane Getson is calling on Rachel Notley to break rank with her federal boss, Jagmeet Singh, and join the UCP in calling for an immediate end to the strike that is threatening Alberta

(EDMONTON, AB): Alberta’s balance sheet is stronger than ever under Alberta’s United Conservative government, and that is making life better for everyday Alberta families and businesses, Chief Government Whip Shane Getson said today. According to Thursday’s fiscal update, Alberta’s United Conservative government ended the 2022-23 fiscal year with a record $76.1

(EDMONTON, AB) June 20, 2023: Today in Edmonton, Chief Government Whip Shane Getson released the following statement, after the swearing-in of Alberta’s United Conservative caucus: “Our United Conservative team is strong, united, and ready to deliver for Alberta families. “Albertans sent us to the legislature to keep taxes low and