Kathleen Ganley

Funding to a home-schooling association has been restored, but an agreement with the government of Alberta puts the group under the supervision of an administrator.

Will the Wildrose labour critic apologize to Alberta's NDP for his intemperate attack on the Notley government for a sensible practice of the former Tory government? Don't hold your breath.

By paying a ransom to cybercrooks, has the University of Calgary just endangered the emails of every other research university in Canada?

Alison Redford haunts us still -- and not just the dynastic governing party she brought low, and possibly destroyed.

If the Notley government was told by its officials there were no skeletons in the legislature's closets, the CBC's report makes it hard to avoid the conclusion it was misled.

Yeah, I get it. Sunshine lists are politically irresistible, regardless of where you're located in the political spectrum. But they're still bad policy.

There is now absolutely no way a desperate, last-minute pledge drive can be legally launched by the foundering former governing party.

Alberta's political fundraising rules have been tilted so heavily in the PCs' favour for so long the more level playing field planned by the NDP must make up seem like down to the Tories.

Near the end of her remarks, Ms. Notley observed: "My friends, it is springtime in Alberta and a fresh wind is blowing." That assessment seems about right!

Picking a cabinet is extremely important because in our Westminster system of "responsible government" the cabinet is the dominant institution of government.