Danielle Smith Fends Off Challenge
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Danielle Smith Fends Off Challenge. (2026, November 2). The Aporia. https://theaporia.onrender.com/event/110545
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In Alberta, most United Conservative Party (UCP) riding groups oppose a leadership review for Premier Danielle Smith, averting a significant challenge to her position. While at least five UCP constituency boards requested a leadership review similar to the one that led to Jason Kenney's resignation in 2022, 65 out of 87 riding associations have passed motions supporting Smith’s continued leadership. This figure…
Most United Conservative Party riding groups oppose leadership review, averting threat to Danielle Smith →2 articles from CBC on this storyDanielle Smith, Premier of Alberta, has managed to fend off a leadership challenge within her United Conservative Party by securing support from at least 65 constituency associations out of 87. The party president, Rob Smith, stated that there will be no leadership review before the next general election, solidifying Ms. Smith's position as leader. To address internal discord over separatist sentiments, the UCP now…
Alberta Premier fends off leadership challenge and looks to squelch separatist discord →Premier Danielle Smith faces internal pressure within her United Conservative Party after a contentious referendum vote in Alberta. The article highlights that while some party members support Smith, others are pushing for a leadership review amid calls for opposition to federal mandates and policies they view as harmful to the provincial economy. Meanwhile, Prime Minister Mark Carney is distancing himself from the…
Why Danielle Smith faces a battle over the 'heart and soul' of her party after the referendum →Analysis
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- 27 Oct
Chris Scott of pro-independence group Let's Talk Alberta is seeking a spot on the UCP's provincial board. (Mantai Chow/CBC)
- 28 Oct
Alberta Premier Danielle Smith appears to have fended off a leadership challenge and is looking to smother discord within her United Conservative Party by requiring those seeking a seat on its provincial board to pledge they will respect the majority vote against holding a separation referendum.
- 29 Oct
“There will be NO UCP leadership review before our next general election.”
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1 Nov Why Danielle Smith faces a battle over the 'heart and soul' of her party after the referendumPremier Danielle Smith faces internal pressure within her United Conservative Party after a contentious referendum vote in Alberta. The article highlights that while some party members support Smith, others are pushing for a leadership review amid calls for opposition to federal mandates and policies they view as harmful to the provincial economy. Meanwhile, Prime Minister Mark Carney is distancing himself from the…Toronto Star- 29 Oct Most United Conservative Party riding groups oppose leadership review, averting threat to Danielle SmithIn Alberta, most United Conservative Party (UCP) riding groups oppose a leadership review for Premier Danielle Smith, averting a significant challenge to her position. While at least five UCP constituency boards requested a leadership review similar to the one that led to Jason Kenney's resignation in 2022, 65 out of 87 riding associations have passed motions supporting Smith’s continued leadership. This figure…CBC
28 Oct Alberta Premier fends off leadership challenge and looks to squelch separatist discordDanielle Smith, Premier of Alberta, has managed to fend off a leadership challenge within her United Conservative Party by securing support from at least 65 constituency associations out of 87. The party president, Rob Smith, stated that there will be no leadership review before the next general election, solidifying Ms. Smith's position as leader. To address internal discord over separatist sentiments, the UCP now…The Globe and Mail
- 27 Oct United Conservative Party board candidates must sign declaration to abide by Alberta's vote to stay in CanadaThe United Conservative Party in Alberta is requiring all board candidates to sign a pledge affirming their commitment to stay within Canada, following a recent referendum where Albertans voted three-to-one against separation from Canada. Pro-independence activists who are also running for UCP board positions have stated they will sign the declaration but maintain their long-term goal of advocating for an…CBC
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