“Leaders who thrive on conflict do so because solutions leave no one else to blame.” Premier Danielle Smith has made blame the cornerstone of her leadership. When faced with controversy, crisis, or criticism, her first move isn’t reflection - it’s deflection. The list of

Happy Thanksgiving! #abpc #albertapc #Thanksgiving #abpoli

Jays heading to the AL Championship.

This morning at Mitford Park, a group of passionate parents gathered for a Dog Walk for Education, showing their support and solidarity for Alberta’s teachers and education. We were pleasantly surprised — and happy — to welcome some of the participants who stopped by the

Cochrane residents gathered last Saturday to celebrate the grand opening of the renewed LaunchPad Bike Park — a space designed for riders of all ages to connect, stay active, and enjoy the outdoors. Thanks to the leadership of Paul Perrault and the @BikeCochraneSociety, along

Professionalism, Leadership, and Neglect Today marks the first day of job action as teachers across the province raise serious concerns about classroom conditions and the lack of supports for students. I stand in support of educators and families, and hope for a timely, fair

Congratulations to the Cochrane Immigrant Services on the launch of their new Hub—a welcoming space supporting newcomers in Cochrane and across Alberta. The Hub symbolizes inclusion, connection, and opportunity. It will help newcomers access services, build relationships, and

Today I had the pleasure of meeting with 80 incredible students from Grades 10–12 in the Senior Leadership Class at Cochrane High School. We had a meaningful conversation about leadership, the future of youth in Alberta, and the many opportunities available to young people in

Today we officially broke ground on the new South Windsong K–9 School — a major win for students, families, and educators in the growing @City_of_Airdrie I joined @demetriosnAB ,@AngelaPittAB, Elder Ruby Eagle Child, Superintendent Ryan Reed, Chair Fiona Gilbert, and Rocky View

So, the AB government offered to pay $150/week to parents of kids 12 and under (during teacher strike). Online stats state there are around 436,000 kids in AB 12 and under. $150 x 436,000= $65.4 million per WEEK. Seems like a lot to pay to try and break the ATA and further

Today I had the opportunity to meet with Don Slater, a long-time disability advocate and Community Outreach Coordinator with Disability Without Poverty. Don brings over 20 years of experience and leadership in advancing disability rights, serving on the board of Voice of

Every Child Matters Today, we honour the children who never came home, the Survivors of residential schools, their families, and communities. Let us reflect, learn, and commit to reconciliation—not just today, but every day. #TruthAndReconciliation #EveryChildMatters

A concerned student tries to ask Smith's gov about the teacher's strike. His mic is cut. He is told he is trying to create chaos and that he needs a spanking. Horrific. #ABed #abpoli

I was asked what I would do different - here is a start: I wouldn’t break the trust and confidence of negotiating partners by running to the media. I wouldn’t build a ready-to-go advertising campaign against teachers. And I’d respect the teaching profession instead of vilifying

Teachers are on strike starting October 6 and it’s not their fault. Danielle Smith and the UCP have pushed them to the breaking point. Overcrowded classrooms, unsupported students with complex needs, and families scrambling for childcare are all the result of this government’s

Secrecy, Waste, and Eroded Trust Albertans were promised accountability. Instead, this government has delivered secrecy, waste, and intimidation - eroding trust in our democratic institutions. Take the Wyant “Health Scandal” Report. Taxpayers paid for it, yet the UCP refuses to