Fred Horne

If more candidates don't come forward soon, the Alberta PCs may have to adopt a 'negative option leadership candidacy' policy or risk an extremely boring race!

Serious, life-threatening delays in lung surgeries were a problem in Alberta in the 1990s. They still are. Is there a connection between what happened then and is happening now?

Former Alberta Health Services CFO Allaudin Merali is said in a media report to be seeking more than $6 million in damages in a lawsuit.

If Alberta Premier Alison Redford thinks paying a $45,000 travel bill is going to make the travel-costs controversy that's been dogging her disappear, she can think again.

Two reversals at Alberta Health Services suggest the Redford Government is starting to notice growing opposition to some of its policies in smaller Alberta centres.

Spectacular executive salaries for senior public officials on Alberta’s Sunshine List yesterday contrast with $30,985 for a clerk at the Admin Support 1 grade in the current AUPE collective agreement.

When it comes to information held by private health-care companies, it turns out Alberta's privacy and information protection laws have more holes in them than the proverbial block of Swiss cheese.

This whole scenario smacks of another scheme sketched out on the back of a napkin by the PCs’ political advisers to quickly fix an emerging political crisis.

Anyone can come up with a list of the 13 biggest news stories of the year. Alberta Diary gives you a list of the 13 biggest Alberta political stories ignored by the media.

Who's next when Alberta's Redford Tories get done sorting out their own employees? Property owners? Members of regulated professions? Bloggers?