‘You can’t just steal the name’: Premier on PC brand

‘You can’t just steal the name’: Premier on PC brand

September 17, 2025 6:11 pm MST.

Alberta’s premier is vowing to fight two of her former MLAs over the use of the PC Party brand. As Sean Amato reports, Danielle Smith also suggested the UCP should be the only party allowed to use the word “conservative.”

Latest in Local

Edmonton councillor wants to remove paper bag fees in restaurants

U.S. police charge Washington suspect in Tumbler Ridge shooting

What you see isn't always what you get: AI-staged homes hit Alberta's housing market

Faith leaders speak out on Alberta’s upcoming referendum

Tory party's Kyle Joseph on identity and division in Alberta

‘It’s tough’: New report shows Albertans looked for new sources of income to make ends meet

Edmonton apartments, condos struggle sorting waste: report

Edmonton city councillors respond to infill protests

A teen mental health crisis

Edmontonians take anti-infill protest to city hall

Conservative voices share ideas on the referendum and Alberta’s future

Safeway workers in Alberta avoid strike action

$20K worth of playground equipment damaged in North Edmonton fire

Alberta separatism takes centre stage at Calgary conference

Edmonton Fire reminds public about safely use and disposal of battery-powered items

Edmonton’s Zebra Centre highlighting supports as new movie showcases child predator investigator

Alberta NDP leader backs away from federal party pipeline response, UCP calls for name change.

Alberta-born astronaut heads to space for six months

Alberta drivers rejoice as provincial gas tax gets dropped until 2027

West coast oil pipeline to B.C in Canada's interests: PM Carney

From Across Canada

Separatism talks grow amid political tensions in Quebec, Alberta

Libs pitch new military procurement corp

Quebec and Alberta separatism talk clashing with national unity movement

Man arrested for allegedly conspiring with Tumbler Ridge suspected shooter

Carney says 'it's a crucial time' for Canada following PQ's win in Quebec

Few clear answers on NATO spy case

Man accused in Canada's largest gold heist 'looking forward' to trial

Search suspended for Ontario air ambulance, passengers presumed dead

Quebec voters head to the polls for provincial election

Search continues for survivors on missing Ontario air ambulance

Ontario air ambulance carrying 6 missing off U.S. coast

'I can't let anyone die' FlyDubai Pilot attacked by co-pilot speaks out

'Law & Order Toronto: Criminal Intent' stars on season 4 premiere

U.S.-Canada having technical talks but no sign of progress on trade

Michael J. Fox promoted to Companion of the Order of Canada

Carney fast-tracks massive West Coast oil pipeline, dubbed Pacific Link

Canadian astronaut blasts off toward International Space Station

Driver involved in crash that killed Tsawwassen elders may have suffered medical emergency

Support for Alberta separation 'too high,' Premier Smith says

Alberta pipeline designated national interest by PM: Here's what that means

Around the Globe

Why French Students Are Taking to Streets

Drone Attack Sinks Ship in Black Sea

Flydubai co-pilot previously flagged for extremism

4-year-old helps save grandmother's life – twice

U.S. farmers say pumpkin harvest worst in years

Criminal investigation launched into alleged Cornell University gang rape

G7 leaders agree to release 100M barrels of oil from reserves

Cornell students, lawmakers demand change over alleged rape in 2024

FlyDubai pilot attacked by co-pilot speaks out for the first time

Halle Berry accused of attacking her son by ex-husband

Death Row Inmate Survives Execution

Flydubai Passengers Recount Mid-Air Emergency

Pilot stabbed by co-pilot on Dubai flight to Tel Aviv

AI research firm warned Canada of attempts to hack government website

Trump Says Iran War Could End Soon

Settler Attack Fuels West Bank Tensions

Trump hosts A.I. execs amid fear over technology's safety

Trump's import ban on certain Canadian goods now in effect

'Saved By The Bell' actor Dennis Haskins has died

Lindsay Clancy's lawyer suggests there's no evidence she killed her children

Latest Videos

1:39

Edmonton Public School Board to review enrolment rules for migrant students

Even though Edmonton Public Schools remains tight on space, it’s not stopping school board trustees from making sure every child in the city can have a seat. James Dunn explains.

12h ago

2:10

U.S. suspect charged with conspiracy in Tumbler Ridge Shooting

A Washington State resident arrested and charged with conspiracy to murder in connection to the Tumbler Ridge mass shooting. As Cecilia Hua reports, the new criminal filings are revealing details of conversations the shooter was having leading up to the massacre.

14h ago

2:07

Edmonton councillor wants to remove paper bag fees in restaurants

Edmonton councillors want to remove the single use bag fee for restaurants, and has been pushed to the council, Tuesday. Leo Cruzat has the reaction and the result of the vote.

15h ago

1:45

U.S. police charge Washington suspect in Tumbler Ridge shooting

American law enforcement agents have arrested a second person in connection to the Tumbler Ridge mass shooting. A 30-year-old Washington resident is charged with conspiracy to murder persons in a foreign country. Lauren Boothby reports.

16h ago

2:23

What you see isn’t always what you get: AI-staged homes hit Alberta’s housing market

Alberta remains a competitive housing market with some buyers usually getting their first look at a property through online photos…but with AI do you really know what you’re buying? Phoenix Phillips reports.

16h ago