Joel Dryden is a Reporter/Editor at CBC Calgary. With a focus on law and legal affairs, business and economics, and government and politics, he covers a range of topics including elections, public policy, and the local economy. Joel's work has been featured in the Daily Climate and CBC.
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Prominent campaign has urged residents to reject immigration, constitutional questions
By: Joel Dryden
Premier praises recent moves; separatist leader says they're nothing but ‘political platitudes'
By: Joel Dryden
Alberta Premier Danielle Smith once said Ottawa "couldn't help" but be fixated on "punishing" the energy sector. Now, she says Canada is working better than it ever has. So what changed? And will it stick?
Results for other questions tied to immigration, Constitution still to come
Alberta NDP leader says referendum comes at a 'tremendous' cost
As part of a televised address aired Tuesday night, Alberta Premier Danielle Smith said her government is committed to pursuing reforms as part of a mandate delivered by Albertans on referendum night.
By: Joel Dryden
Immigration measures that received slim majority in referendum not forthcoming
By: Joel Dryden
The United Conservative Party laid out its plans for legislation tied to data centres, event tickets, report cards and more as part of the upcoming fall sitting. But what Albertans shouldn’t expect to see, the government said, are new laws tied to how they voted in the referendum on Monday.
By: Joel Dryden
Letter filed in court sheds light on scope of ongoing RCMP investigation
By: Joel Dryden
Referendum included question that proposed establishing blanket ‘opt-out' rule for national programs
