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Alberta's political landscape shifted with Jason Kenney leading the UCP to a majority, alongside caucus expulsions and Smith's separatist stance.

Steady: 1 in the last 7 days Updated saturday

The latest in this situation

  1. Danielle Smith publicly supported the United Conservative Party's decision to revoke membership.
  2. Premier's actions are causing internal strife and threatening the UCP's cohesion.
  3. The Supreme Court ruled on a constitutional change while Jason Kenney served as premier under the United Conservative Party.
  4. Smith asserted independence from the federal government as the UCP capitalized on discontent.

How it started

23 reports, 6 independent, last reported Oct 28. The briefing below covers this first event.

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Alberta's political landscape shifted with Jason Kenney leading the UCP to a majority, alongside caucus expulsions and Smith's separatist stance.

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  1. Danielle Smith publicly supported the United Conservative Party's decision to revoke membership.Sub-event
  2. Premier's actions are causing internal strife and threatening the UCP's cohesion.1 source
  3. The Supreme Court ruled on a constitutional change while Jason Kenney served as premier under the United Conservative Party.Sub-event
  4. Smith asserted independence from the federal government as the UCP capitalized on discontent.1 source
  5. Kenney led the UCP to a majority while Smith's federalism stance drives separatist opposition in Alberta.1 source

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