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11/07/2014

The Press Gallery #46: Licence to Infuriate edition

The Press Gallery careens into a debate over Alberta’s new licence plate and ends up heading in some surprising directions. Is the great plate debate timed to distract us from the auditor general’s report? Is Wild Rose Country a slogan from the past worth dropping? Are there legitimate reasons to change the plates? And should we even be talking about the licence plate poll? Then, host Sarah O’Donnell leads provincial affairs reporter Karen Kleiss, politics columnist Graham Thomson and columnist Paula Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

11/07/2014

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29 min
20/09/2019

The Jason Kenney goes to New York edition

Alberta Premier Jason Kenney recently visited New York hoping to sell Alberta to investors. Join Dave Breakenridge, Janet French and Keith Gerein as they talk about Kenney's American travels. The team also talks about rural policing, and news that a lawsuit over gay-straight alliances has been dropped. Regular host Emma Graney was busy chasing elephants this week, but will hopefully return soon. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

20/09/2019

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35 min
30/05/2019

How the Alberta election was won and lost: Chapter 2

Jason Kenney was elected premier of Alberta on April 16 after a bitterly fought campaign. But the journey started nearly three years ago. This special series from the Press Gallery, the Edmonton Journal’s long-running politics podcast, will give listeners a deep dive into Alberta’s 2019 election. Chapter 2 focuses on the UCP leadership campaign, the surrounding controversies and the role it played in the election. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

30/05/2019

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26 min
26/06/2015

The Press Gallery 93: The Midnight Oil Session edition

The summer session of the Alberta Legislature wrapped up this week with a few late night sessions. And the Alberta NDP made several announcements related to energy and environment files, including the panel for the royalty review, a climate change panel and the possibility of revisiting the mandate of the Alberta Energy Regulator. This week on The Press Gallery, Edmonton Journal’s politics podcast, reporter Sheila Pratt and city columnist Paula Simons join host Brent Wittmeier to talk about energy, enviro Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

26/06/2015

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21 min
27/10/2017

#203: From Voting To The Vatican edition

From the UCP leadership race to the Sturgeon River-Parkland federal byelection, this week was all about casting votes for some Albertans. The Press Gallery podcast team takes a look at both those ballots, as well as a flying visit by the Prime Minister, which didn't seem to leave much of a dent in the support for Conservative candidate Dane Lloyd. The team also mulls over the kerfuffle surrounding a sex ed learning plan proposed by Alberta's catholic schools, and the resulting political fallout. Joi Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

27/10/2017

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39 min
06/06/2015

The Press Gallery #90: The Money is Cooler than Menthol edition

Alberta’s new NDP government started this week to translate some of its campaign promises into policy. Health minister Sarah Hoffmann announced menthol cigarettes will be added to the ban on flavoured tobacco products as of Sept. 1. A couple days earlier, Jobs, Skills, Training and Labour minister Lori Sigurdson announced plans to consult with Albertans about the move to a $15 per hour minimum wage by 2018. This week on The Press Gallery, Edmonton Journal’s politics podcast, provincial affairs reporte Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

06/06/2015

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26 min
15/01/2016

Press Gallery #118: The Kudatah edition

The revolution will not be televised, but it’ll definitely be live tweeted. In this week's edition of the Press Gallery, host Brent Wittmeier speaks to provincial affairs columnist Graham Thomson, provincial affairs reporter Mariam Ibrahim and columnist Paula Simons about Kevin O'Leary and Kudatah, the silly meme spawned by a comment board and a badly butchered French expression. The ongoing retreat of oil prices has forced Rachel Notley's NDP government to follow her Progressive Conservative predecess Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

15/01/2016

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24 min
07/11/2014

The Press Gallery #63: The Crudest Cut of All edition

Alberta is accustomed to riding the oil revenue roller coaster, but at what point will the province start to feel the pinch from the current downward oil price slide? Journal business columnist Gary Lamphier makes his debut this week in The Press Gallery with host Sarah O’Donnell, city columnist Paula Simons and provincial affairs columnist Graham Thomson to explore what is behind the current worldwide oil price decline and discuss when those lower prices might shave an impact on Alberta’s economy. Th Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

07/11/2014

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31 min
23/01/2019

Interview: Matt Jeneroux talks pipelines, Alberta separation and elections

Matt Jeneroux, the Conservative MP for Edmonton Riverbend, stops by the studio this week for a wide ranging interview to talk about a busy year ahead in the world of federal and provincial politics. What does Jeneroux think of the idea of Alberta separation? How would a Conservative government in Ottawa have the country further ahead on pipelines? What is the party's alternative to a carbon tax when it comes to fighting climate change? Take a listen to the episode to find out. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

23/01/2019

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22 min
19/08/2016

The Press Gallery #146: The Airing Our Dirty Laundry edition

With revelations about changes to Alberta Health Services’ laundry arrangements that will cost the province millions of dollars, this week the Press Gallery, Edmonton Journal's politics podcast, takes a look at what those changes mean – will hospital sheets be cleaner? Or is this an ideological decision by the NDP? Guests Keith Gerein, Paula Simons and Stuart Thomson join host Emma Graney to weigh in on that, as well as temporary foreign workers and leadership race funding limits for political parties. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

19/08/2016

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34 min

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Top Episodes

The Press Gallery #46: Licence to Infuriate edition

The Jason Kenney goes to New York edition

How the Alberta election was won and lost: Chapter 2

The Press Gallery 93: The Midnight Oil Session edition

#203: From Voting To The Vatican edition

The Press Gallery #90: The Money is Cooler than Menthol edition

Press Gallery #118: The Kudatah edition

The Press Gallery #63: The Crudest Cut of All edition

Interview: Matt Jeneroux talks pipelines, Alberta separation and elections

The Press Gallery #146: The Airing Our Dirty Laundry edition

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