When Alberta’s UCP members gather in Red Deer, Alta., Friday and Saturday for their annual meeting, they’ll not just be debating policy proposals or stoking the belly fire necessary to sustain a political party.

They’ll also be voting on the leadership of their Premier Danielle Smith. Conceivably, the premier could be fired by her party despite leading it to a majority victory just 17 month ago. Some UCP members think she will be.

Smith, despite winning an election in 2023, will need to face a leadership review from party members.{ai:summary}<p>Alberta's UCP will hold its annual meeting in Red Deer, where members will debate policies and vote on Premier Danielle Smith's leadership. Despite her recent majority victory, there is speculation that she could be removed by her party. </p><p>#politics</p>

Danielle Smith faces possible revolt, firing as UCP members vote on her future

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