(Bloomberg) -- Rachel Notley, who governed the oil-rich Canadian province of Alberta for four years, is stepping down as the leader of the opposition New Democratic Party.Most Read from ...

Notley, 59, became premier of Alberta in 2015, ending 44 years of Progressive Conservative Party rule in the Western Canadian province. She lost re-election in 2019 to Kenney.

Six months after Naheed Nenshi replaced her as leader of the Alberta NDP, former premier Rachel Notley announced she will be resigning from her role as MLA for Edmonton Strathcona. Notley revealed ...

Former premier Rachel Notley, a veteran politician of Alberta's underdog NDP, is stepping down as MLA . Notley, former leader of the Alberta NDP, announced her pending resignation from her seat in ...

Not ready for Rachel, but ready for Alberta.” Notley, 60, offered advice for her successor, saying authenticity to oneself and the party’s values were key to success. “Be yourself,” she said.

Rachel Notley, who was the center-left premier of Alberta from 2015 to 2019 and is running for the job again, said Trudeau’s plan for cutting the sector’s emissions by more than 40% by the end ...

EDMONTON — Former Alberta premier Rachel Notley is returning to her legal roots, joining western Canadian law firm Southern Butler Price. Notley, who was the NDP premier from 2015 to 2019 ...

Canada's oil hub of Alberta will hold an election on May 29, which is expected to be a tight race between incumbent United Conservative Party (UCP) leader and premier, Danielle Smith, and former ...

Former Alberta premier Rachel Notley has joined a B.C. and Alberta-based law firm specializing in workplace issues in her first move outside of politics that comes weeks after resigning as an MLA.