Raj Sherman

Are we seriously expected to believe a man who would claim a single loonie plugged into a parking meter is going to say goodbye to a buyout of $500,000 without a fight?

The still secret ingredient: a high-profile NDP candidate who would appeal to Liberals, Greens and New Democrats alike. There is such a person, of course.

Alberta Party officials say it's not even a sure thing their seatless party will have a leadership race to replace departing Leader Glenn Taylor at their AGM in September.

One can’t shake the feeling the Alberta premier’s political advisors vetoed her actual participation in the parade at the last minute for fear of the unintended photo ops that might result.

The Alberta Party, which launched "The Big Listen" in 2010 but won no seats in this year's provincial election, is surely only weeks away from "The Big Goodbye."

The Alberta Legislature could have done worse than choose someone like Gene Zwozdesky to wear the Speaker’s three-cornered hat.

The first session of Alberta's 28th Legislature opens later today with one bill, still a secret, and not much work for the province's 87 MLAs to do.

Today there is no joy in Mudville -- whether that place is located in the town of Okotoks or at 24 Sussex Drive -- for the Mighty Flanagan has struck out.

The elephant in the Legislature: What happens if there's a minority tomorrow and the No. 2 party tries to form a coalition with one of more of the other parties?

If Alberta Premier Alison Redford needed a decisive knockdown in last night's televised debate, she didn't achieve it. But she did manage to look tough.