By Sheldon Spackman

Campaign Trail

Major party leaders make announcements in the big cities Monday

Apr 1, 2019 | 10:01 AM

Here’s a look at where the party leaders are Monday on the campaign trail for the April 16 Alberta election;

Alberta NDP Leader Rachel Notley is continuing to tout her party’s plan to move the province’s oil-by-rail plan until more pipelines are built.

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United Conservative Party Leader Jason Kenney told an Edmonton audience a United Conservative government would save Albertans from the Notley/Trudeau Alliance’s planned 11.2 cents per litre carbon tax on gas.

"ludicrous," says mayor of rimbey

Policing costs for small municipalities going up 39%, but Alberta gov't will cover for one year

4h ago

Honouring veterans

Thousands gather at Lindsay Thurber for Remembrance Day ceremony

5h ago

RESPONDING TO DRAFT BUDGET

Red Deer District Chamber calls for reduced city expenses ahead of budget debate

6h ago

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Alberta Party Leader Stephen Mandel is in Calgary to comment on federal-provincial relations and visit the Seton Seniors Community in Calgary-South East before finishing the day door-knocking in Calgary East.

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Alberta Liberal Leader David Khan announced the party’s Affordable Dental Care Platform while on the campaign trail in Calgary on Monday. Khan will also spend the day door-knocking in the riding of Calgary-Mountain View.