UCP Leader Danielle Smith and Alberta NDP Leader Rachel Notley addressed issues like affordability, health care, the economy, education and trust in leadership.

Will the UCP with a second term turf the CPP and start up an 'APP'? The short answer is 'it depends.' The long answer requires a revisiting of recent history.

UCP leader Danielle Smith claimed Alberta has a strong economy, partly spurred by corporate tax cuts in 2019.

There are three main tax-related promises coming from the two major parties in the Alberta election.

Danielle Smith's political opponents are accusing her of wanting to "sell off hospitals" in Alberta. Did she actually say that?

The UCP leader promised to provide ankle bracelets if re-elected, but experts and lawyers say bail condition decisions still rest with judges.

On Wednesday, Brian Jean said the NDP’s support of decarbonizing Alberta’s electricity grid will cost “at least $87 billion.” But the report authors and experts dispute that claim.

United Conservative leader Danielle Smith took to Twitter to post a graphic that purported to compare public health care under United Conservative and Alberta NDP governments.

The NDP claims a spending freeze on education funding, which the UCP is proposing, would mean 60,000 new students in Alberta schools with not one new teacher being hired. What are the facts?

Every party leader — Rachel Notley, Jason Kenney, David Khan, Stephen Mandel — made claims that needed more scrutiny.