Despite an apparent appetite for change, voters in Alberta stuck with tried-and-true blue, giving the Progressive Conservative party an unprecedented 11th consecutive majority government in Monday night's provincial election. - The Tories, who began their political dynasty in 1971, captured 72 of 83 seats, gaining 11 seats and increasing their share of the popular vote by about six per cent from the last vote in 2004. - "Welcome to Alberta's century!" a grinning Conservative Leader Ed Stelmach announced to a jubilant crowd in Edmonton, minutes after arriving on a plane from Calgary where he made an earlier acceptance speech. - "Ladies and gentlemen, it's not how long you govern, it's how well you govern." - Political analyst Bruce Cameron called Stelmach's victory "spectacular," saying the rookie leader's accomplishment rivalled the heady triumphs of former premiers Ralph Klein and Peter Lougheed. - Driven by the booming oilsands,...