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The answer we did not want. Parker is found and he is dead
And Jon McKenzie sees the potential for more growth in Canada
Years ago, in grad school, a friend of mine started a documentary club. Six of us, once a month, in someone’s apartment, whoever’s turn it was,...
Earlier this month, Alberta celebrated one of the most significant technology investment announcements in its history.
Across the sector, there is a growing sense of what's possible — that new pipeline projects could move ahead and diversify Canada's exports
Read this column and you'll want to grab a Harry Potter donut, if only to take a stand
I recently explained why the Canada West Foundation is bringing together economists, academics and policy practitioners with expertise in fiscal...
Alberta separatists default to the following argument: Canada lost $1 trillion in capital flight, manufacturing is going south of the border and our...
Had the premier not intervened to boost the separatist effort, it would have failed by a considerable margin
The ground has been searched. 11-year-old Parker is still missing. Calgary police say looking for the boy is not over yet
The ground has been searched. 11-year-old Parker is still missing. Calgary police say looking for the boy is not over yet
Last week brought one of the more consequential shifts in Canadian capital markets in some time. Ontario agreed to join the country’s securities...
Why is the province trying to fuel a cars-versus-bikes debate? Transportation planners are asking, after Premier Danielle Smith’s government...
A nation that stops producing and consuming its own media isn't just losing an industry. It's quietly outsourcing its own sense of self.
The public does not want to wait for studies and commissions; the public wants action, especially on items that are not complicated
Premier Danielle Smith to Canada — Don't mess with Alberta oil
The premier had some big, positive news lurking beneath her Stetson
"We will continue to pursue every lead and examine any possibility and we remain absolutely committed in an effort to find Parker," says Acting Staff...
The Alberta Roadbuilders and Heavy Construction Association (ARHCA) ran a clever — and somewhat cheeky — ad campaign during Stampede, aimed at...
If any government, including Alberta’s, is actually serious about the well-being of its younger citizens, the gaming ads would be regarded as toxic...
Parker is still missing. The leader of the search for the 11-year-old boy speaks out
Imagine for a moment what the reaction would be if a future Alberta NDP government demanded that Calgary and Edmonton build more bike lanes. Further...
The non-binding referendum scheduled for October offers Alberta risk-free leverage in Ottawa.
The strained Canada-U.S. relationship has yet another irritant needing to be managed
Seniors for Independence lays out its arguments for separatism
Every July, the city of Calgary undergoes a dramatic transformation, with rodeos, parades, and celebrations of Western heritage that bring thousands...
Bike lanes. They're back in the news and the political temperature is going up.
As Alberta invests in recovery and public safety, one question keeps arising as I read the headlines: What are children and young people learning...
NDP Leader Naheed Nenshi caves to militants. Really?
In Alberta, recycling an old television costs $2.75. Starting Oct. 1, recycling a solar panel — made of roughly 80 per cent glass, with an aluminum...
What is it with these former Calgary mayors and the Jewish community? NDP Leader Naheed Nenshi now joins Jyoti Gondek as a serial offender. As mayor,...
A Ralph Bucks cheque to individual Albertans. It's not out of the question, just not now
On Nov. 8, 2021, Amazon Web Services announced its Calgary data centre investment. That evening, a conversation took place that fundamentally changed...
This hints at a new future: not one so consumed by guilt and victimhood
With the Alberta government wanting the power to stop new bike lanes or rip out old ones, Calgary city hall is being a pain in the butt
A driver’s FIRST check should be for pedestrians. You might wait a few seconds longer but nobody’s going to die
Now Albertans can tell Premier Danielle Smith and her government what they think of bike lanes
Isn’t it time to drop the suspicion that Ottawa is just setting Alberta up for another betrayal?
This particular project is unrealistic and redundant
Ontario, the first province into the online gambling pot, faces a rise in gambling addiction and even suicides
A World Cup game and the riots no one who was there will ever forget
The rejection of Corb Lund’s Water Not Coal petition, aimed at stopping new mines on the Eastern Slopes of the Rockies, throws Alberta’s whole...
Live with it, Calgary. The inner city isn't prepared to be a doormat.
The opportunity of bringing data centre investment to Alberta has its genesis in November 2021 with Amazon Web Services
A fiery Mayor Jeromy Farkas. We found him.
Carney is not Trudeau, but do separatists see that, Danielle Smith hopes so
With such intense pressure it was little surprise the U.S. team folded like a cheap deckchair
In a one-on-one interview, here is federal Conservative Leader Pierre Poilievre, not holding back
The massive data centre campus in Sturgeon Country, about 35 kilometres north of Edmonton, will be geared towards AI workloads
You want a lot more photo radar on the street? You're out of luck in Alberta
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