Progressive Conservative Party of Alberta

The Progressive Conservative Party of Alberta was a center-right political party that governed Alberta from 1971 to 2015. It combined economic conservatism with a focus on responsible governance, fostering economic growth while maintaining social stability. The party's policies often emphasized fiscal responsibility, private enterprise, and provincial development. Over time, it faced criticism for being less responsive to changing social issues. In 2015, it was defeated by the Alberta New Democratic Party, marking a significant political shift in the province. The Progressive Conservative Party played a major role in shaping Alberta's political landscape for over four decades.