Non Partisan Association

Non-Partisan AB is an independent repository of common-sense research and policy ideas developed for Alberta. Our goal is to move past partisan criticism and focus entirely on practical solutions that benefit the broad majority of Albertans.

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• Absolute Transparency: We believe in sharing all information openly, humbly inviting citizens to hold us accountable.
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• Practical Solutions: We quietly focus on clear, common-sense plans, letting real results speak louder than catchy slogans.
• Consensus Building: We listen and work together toward shared agreement, guided by simple, real-world ideas.
• Principle Over Personality: We lean on collective intelligence, ensuring our work is never about a single leader.

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We acknowledge that we are on Treaty 6 territory and the Métis Homeland. This land has always been a traditional meeting place, a gathering spot, and a travel route for many different Indigenous peoples.

These lands are the home of the Cree, Saulteaux, the Blackfoot Confederacy (Siksika, Piikani, and Kainai), Nakota Sioux (Stoney), and Dene. They are also home to the Métis Nation across Alberta, including the eight Métis Settlements.

We want to show our respect to all the First Nations, Métis, and Inuit people whose footsteps have marked this land for hundreds of years and who are still here today.

Respect

Acknowledging the land is a way of showing we respect the first peoples who lived here and still live here. We are grateful to be able to learn and grow on their traditional land.

Inclusion

We want everyone's voices and stories to be heard and valued.

Consensus

We wish to work together and listen to each other. We are on a shared journey of learning about Indigenous histories and cultures, and how to be better friends and partners on this land. We will learn together and do our part to take care of the land and each other, following the spirit and intent of the Treaty.

As Alberta navigates the challenges and opportunities of 2026, the Alberta Non-Partisan Association (NPA) is issuing a clear and unequivocal statement regarding our vision for the province's future.

We believe that Alberta's greatest strengths are realized through our continued and active participation within the Canadian federation. While we remain dedicated to advocating for Alberta's interests, we firmly believe that isolationism and separation serve only to weaken our economic and social fabric.

We are proud to be Albertans, and we are fundamentally proud to remain part of Canada. Our commitment is to a strong, united country where Alberta continues to be a vital partner.

Access to high-quality medical treatment is a fundamental right of every citizen, regardless of their financial status. We do not support any form of private, U.S.-style healthcare.

We stand firmly against the commodification of our health system and remain committed to a robust, publicly funded model that ensures no Albertan is ever left behind or burdened by the cost of essential care.

The NPA's priority is the long-term stability and well-being of all Albertans. We reject divisive constitutional rhetoric and any erosion of the public services that define our society.

We remain focused on building a province that is prosperous, healthy, and a cornerstone of a unified Canada.