Alberta, Canada's main oil-producing province, is voting on Tuesday to elec...
CALGARY, Alberta - Alberta, Canada’s main oil-producing province, is voting on Tuesday to elect a new government. The two main parties are Rachel Notley’s ruling New Democratic Party and Jason Kenney’s United Conservative Party. Opinion polls show that the right-of-center UCP is likely to win.
He was chief executive of the Canadian Taxpayers Federation before being elected as a federal member of parliament representing a district in Calgary in 1997. In recent weeks, a scandal has surfaced concerning the UCP leadership race, with Canadian media outlining allegations of voter fraud and candidate collusion used by Kenney to discredit his main rival. Kenney has denied wrongdoing.
She practiced law and served as an adviser to British Columbia’s attorney general before being elected to Alberta’s Legislative Assembly in 2008.
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