Should we be forced to vote?
Lawn sign stands in for Dreeshen at election forum
Many leadership donors to be named
New PC Party leadership rules fall short
Op-ed: School boards facing a test of relevance
Alberta's newly elected school boards have by now finished with their organizational meetings, and are no doubt focusing on what they want to accomplish over their term of the next three years. They do so in a context of considerable ambiguity and uncertainty, with musings from government about changing school board governance structure, perhaps by adding appointed members to boards.
Read moreAlberta's reforms fall short
"The Alberta government introduced some long overdue electoral reforms last week. But in doing so it drew attention to the yawning gap that still exists between Alberta and most other provinces when it comes to creating a more level playing field for all parties during election campaigns."
Read moreLegal action launched to challenge Alberta election failures
EDMONTON—A legal action has been launched calling for a judicial declaration to deal with mismanagement and political influence related to the March, 2008 Alberta provincial election.
Read morePIA calls for reform of electoral and political party financing
EDMONTON—On the day before Canada Day, PIA is releasing a new report revealing that Alberta has the least democratic political financing laws in Canada, and calling for broad reforms based on effective practices in other parts of Canada.
Read moreOp-Ed: It's time for action on the role of money in politics in Alberta
It's time for action on the role of money in politics in Alberta
Read moreDemocracy is not a monologue
Democracy is not a monologue
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