In the final stretch before the Alberta election, provincial United Conservative Party Leader Danielle Smith and NDP Leader Rachel Notley are crisscrossing the province in a last-ditch effort to secure votes, especially in the battleground of Calgary.
Alberta voters will decide Monday whether to give former premier Notley a comeback or stay the course with Smith, who has been leading the province for seven months but is in her first campaign for election as leader of the governing party.
Notley ended decades of Conservative rule when she was elected Alberta premier in 2015, but lost the last election to Jason Kenney and the UCP in 2019.
Now she’s locked in a tight battle with Smith. In an interview Sunday with The West Block‘s host Mercedes Stephenson, Notley talks about her campaign platform, including how she would work with the federal government if elected.