LaGrange would later be Education Minister under the UCP – in 1990 she writes an article “applauding” removal of sex education from schools.

The Alberta Elections Commissioner fines UCP staffer Jeff Park over ten thousand dollars for misrepresenting as personal campaign donations funds he was provided through a third party.

LaGrange’s tweet showcases “funding the Red Deer Hospital expansion” as one of the main things accomplished in the previous year.

Danielle says on her podcast it’s “absurd” that Ukraine has nuclear weapons (it didn’t, and doesn’t) being next to Russia while allied with the United States.

The UCP candidate for the Edmonton-South region Tunde Obasan withdraws due to unspecified personal reasons.

Alberta Premier Danielle Smith says she is not going to talk any further about a leaked controversial phone call and her involvement in how COVID-19 cases are prosecuted.

In a memo distributed to Alberta hospitals, Alberta Health Services informs hospitals that they are “compelled” to use recently-arrived Turkish-sourced acetaminophen supplies.

Danielle Smith says she thought her call to “very extreme view”-holding despicable person Artur Pawlowski (as he was charged with inciting violence, not with any covid restriction regulations) was “in the context of him being a political party leader because he was at the time the head of The Independence Party.” and it just “turned in to” a discussion on covid amnesty. “Your Province. Your Premier.” April 8th 2023 @ 1:55

Due to many public requests, the Alberta ethics commissioner starts an investigation in to Danielle Smith’s potential interference with the Alberta justice system.

Danielle Smith refuses to comment on the ethics investigation looking in to her recent actions.  At once point she invited journalists to discuss the case with the ethics commissioner, something which the commissioner is obviously precluded from doing.

While visiting Gibbons, Danielle Smith discusses politics in Canada vs. the United States.

With the provincial election mere weeks away, Danielle Smith has said she will be answering only one question per reporter at news conferences, with no follow-ups.

Danielle Smith clarified her recent announcement about restricting questions to one only with no follow-ups: it’s one question per media outlet, not one per journalist.

Three days after Danielle Smith unveiled an advisory council on multiculturalism, one member of the council has resigned after it was revealed that he was previously rejected for UCP candidacy in 2018 due to appearing in a video where he called the Holocaust a hoax.

Despite knowing what was coming with respect to their originally selected candidate Zulkifl Mujahid, the Fort Mac / Wood Buffalo UCP constituency association votes to support him as their selected candidate.

UCP candidate Zulkifl Mujahid originally won the Fort-Mac / Wood Buffalo nomination late last year.

The UCP announce that Tany Yao is the new candidate for Fort McMurray-Wood Buffalo.

Devin Dreeshen stands in front of a sign for new Sylvan Lake roundabout.

Danielle Smith stands in front of a sign for a new Calgary stadium.  The province is pledging 330 million Alberta taxpayer dollars for the project.

Mayor Jyoti appears on a podcast with Loren McGinnis.  She repeatedly refuses to indicate who is responsible for project cost overruns

Danielle Smith poses for photos with three individuals convicted for events surrounding “Convoy” events.

The UCP have tweeted a video attacking Notley for asking for details on the stadium project, flashing pages from a pdf referencing important attachments that aren’t publicly available.

UCP candidate for Lethbridge-West Cheryl Seaborn misspells Lethbridge as “Lethrbidge” on her mailout material.

UCP member for Livingstone-Macleod Chelsae Petrovic apologises for something – probably social media posts.

Prices to rise 4¢/litre

The premier claims she forwarded the letter on to Municipal Affairs Minister Ric McIver, but didn’t keep a copy.

Danielle Smith introduces Bill 18, intended to gatekeep federal research funding by requiring provincial approval to ensure “all people from all political perspectives are able to engage in a robust debate and have a robust research agenda.”

“The Confederation of Alberta Faculty Associations condemns the introduction of Bill 18 […] as an unprecedented attack on ethical research and the ability of Albertans to compete with other Canadians for federal dollars”

In an open letter, the Edmonton Zone Medical Staff Association indicate that both staffing and bed capacities are dangerously high

The Canadian Association of University Teachers asks the AB government to protect scientific integrity by withdrawing or amending Bill 18.

AMA President says this is “very positive news”

The Alberta Energy Regulator (AER) is investigating the AESO after a complaint alleging discrimination against a US-based energy company.

Albertans were previously told by Smith that: “no one pays out-of-pocket for a family doctor, and no one pays for hospital services. That’s in writing.”

Political scientist Lori Williams “It isn’t appropriate to speculate about an entire city council […] based on an anonymous letter”

Bill 20 provides a number of powers for the province over cities.

Education Minister Demetrios Nicolaides added the regulation to the K-12 framework without consulting educators  

A FOIP request shows that Danielle Smith did not consult with AHS regarding her announcement.

This April 1st 2025 is the date for the Physician Comprehensive Care Model, as per Danielle Smith on Oct 16th 2024