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Newsroom Ready: Kenney flips last pancakes as premier at Stampede, puts Alberta Day on the calendar

Jason Kenney, at his last Premier’s Stampede Breakfast, says Sept. 1 has been designated Alberta Day to mark the day the province joined confederation in 1905. He says it won’t be a statutory holiday but would recognize Alberta’s unique culture and spirit.

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