Alberta's premier defends judicial reforms aimed at reducing court delays, insisting they uphold independence and the rule of law.

Alberta's premier has defended her stance on judicial reform amid criticism, stating that proposed changes aim to improve efficiency and accountability within the province's courts. She dismissed concerns about undermining judicial independence, emphasizing that reforms are necessary to address delays and backlogs. The government maintains it is committed to a balanced approach that respects the rule of law while modernizing the system.