Jason Kenney won big - and the Ottawa-Alberta relationship is about to get unruly - 2019-04-17
Jason Kenney won big - and the Ottawa-Alberta relationship is about to get unruly April 17, 2019,
The New Democrats' defeat in last night's Alberta provincial election marked the end of a remarkable chapter in the province's politics — Alberta's first-ever NDP government.
The arrival of a new provincial conservative government, meanwhile, could mark the start of a new chapter in federal politics.
Premier-designate Jason Kenney left behind a decade-long stint in federal politics to help create the United Conservative Party and bring it to power. Veteran politics-watchers say his high national profile, and strong ties to provincial and federal conservatives, will ensure he remains an influential player on the national political scene.
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{{cite news | first = David | last = Thurton | title = Jason Kenney won big - and the Ottawa-Alberta relationship is about to get unruly | url = https://www.cbc.ca/news/politics/jason-kenney-justin-trudeau-notley-alberta-1.5100903 | work = CBC News | date = April 17, 2019 | accessdate = September 25, 2019 }}
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