Nenshi Reflects on First Six Months as NDP Leader

Naheed Nenshi has emerged as the new leader of the Alberta NDP, winning 86 percent of the vote in June and succeeding Rachel Notley. In a recent interview, Nenshi reflected on his first six months, acknowledging the challenges of leading the party without a seat in the legislature and emphasizing a focus on addressing real issues facing Albertans. He is also contemplating whether to separate the provincial NDP from its federal counterpart, a move that has garnered mixed reactions within the party. Meanwhile, veteran NDP MP Charlie Angus is preparing to conclude his 20-year political career, discussing the growing toxicity in politics and the leadership of Jagmeet Singh. The Alberta NDP continues to navigate its identity and strategy amidst attacks from the United Conservative Party. As Nenshi seeks to solidify his leadership, he faces the looming question of securing a legislative seat to enhance his influence.