Political scientist Lisa Young uses online flow charts to explain the ups, downs and zig-zags of Alberta politics. Throughout the next four weeks, she will sketch out the campaign’s big what-ifs in a recurring series for CBC Calgary.
The great thing about Alberta politics is the wild plot twists.
The opposition party crossing the floor to join the government. A party whose caucus could fit on a picnic blanket bringing down a four-decade dynasty. A party that won in a landslide voting to turf their leader mid-way through their first term.
Editors would laugh at a fiction writer who tried to include these sorts of twists into
