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Solar power has truly come of age. Dropping in cost by 99.9 per cent over the past 50 years, it is now, by far, the cheapest source of energy in...
Battle lines are drawn. Danielle Smith is with Canada and will share that message to anyone who will listen — including the separatists
On Oct. 19, Albertans will have the opportunity to have their say on several important questions in a referendum.
My, my. Alberta separatists are not one big happy family.
Earlier this month, Calgary’s infrastructure and planning committee recommended ending the downtown Free Fare Zone — a section of the CTrain line...
As Albertans grapple with how best to deal with the chaos and uncertainty engulfing our province, I suggest we make use of the famous inversion...
If this was a poker game, the stakes are large and the next few hands will be essential in the coming weeks
After weeks of agonizing, Premier Danielle Smith has come up with her own referendum question. This weird, unworkable puzzler was unveiled Thursday...
I told you it would be a surprise. Now we'll see how many dance to the Danielle Smith two-step
Most of my life’s work has focused on helping families and children build strong relationships with reading. That work has taught me that certain...
Any online reply carrying a whiff of anger or upset is ditched
What route will Alberta pitch for a new West Coast pipeline, given pushback from the British Columbia government? And will the Oil Sands Alliance sign...
The Alberta independence vote. Be prepared for a surprise
Danielle Smith will have strong words about the future of the province in her TV speech
Get the message? This fall. New Alberta Strong and Free licence plate and new Alberta Strong and Free welcome road signs
An independence referendum question may head for approval Wednesday, trailing a bizarre brawl.
If Smith believes that it falls to her to put the separatist question on the ballot, then it would make sense for a general election to come before...
On Nov. 25, 2024, 72 per cent of my neighbours in the Municipality of Crowsnest Pass voted yes to the metallurgical coal mine at Grassy Mountain....
Calgarians want a city that is safe, healthy and resilient. Achieving that vision requires more than emergency response. It requires sustained...
Coal Association of Canada president Robin Campbell said, “Polling consistently shows a majority support responsible resource development.” The...
During National Nursing Week — running May 11 to 17 under the theme The Power of Nurses to Transform Health — Albertans will rightly recognize the...
Nearly three million Albertans’ voter records exposed. No hackers. No sophisticated cyberattack.
Premier Danielle Smith was almost jumping with glee and optimism Friday. She has pulled off a deal that leads to a pipeline and will attract investors...
From pipe dream to a real prospect, Alberta’s ambitious proposal to see a new oil artery built to the Pacific Coast gained more traction Friday, one...
Premier Danielle Smith is confident. On the pipeline deal with Mark Carney she believes she speaks for most Albertans
Facing separation discussions, elector list distributions and waiting for a pipeline, my words today are about trees. In windswept Calgary, trees are...
Responsible government requires decisions grounded in facts — not distraction, division or short-term political calculation.
The Carney-Smith deal to be announced on Friday is said to include good news for a pipeline to the west coast
Will we say goodbye to Canada? No. Not yet. The bonds are far too strong
There are many dynamics to the time change debate, but allowing Albertans to be heard is perhaps the most important.
'I am so bullish on the possibilities for Alberta right now,' said Nancy Southern
Alberta, here is your new auto insurance system
The choice? Bottled water or tap water?
'How do we actually go from the high level language in the MOU to a concrete agreement that will actually move things forward, get projects built,...
Fight over bike lanes. Pretty nasty for a story lefties and Calgary Mayor Jeromy Farkas say nobody is reading
A subtle warning is out — hardline separatists won’t be welcome in the next UCP caucus
It’s been just over a year since the 2025 federal election, which in many ways proved to be a catalyst for the separatist movement and debate now...
With the war in the Middle East threatening the global supply of oil, most Canadians appreciate the urgent need for a new pipeline to our West Coast...
A deal between Premier Smith and Prime Minister Carney. Very soon. Book your seat
There is only one way Alberta leaders’ contempt for Canada makes any sense. They don’t think they need Canada because, as David Parker says, 'we...
Actions relating to past and future votes should leave electors asking questions of the province's methods and motives for this fall's ballot...
Danielle Smith also believes Mark Carney wants to see a new oil pipeline to the Pacific Coast go forward
A recent media report about a threatening email sent to Muslim students at the University of Calgary is deeply unsettling — but, for many of us, not...
This Sunday, May 10, millions of Canadian mothers will receive flowers, candles, and cards thanking them for everything they do.
Premier Danielle Smith sat down with Prime Minister Mark Carney. When it was over, she was smiling
An essential aspect of a properly functioning universal health-care system is the ability to provide patients with the care they need promptly. In...
With the return of wildfire season in Alberta and Canada, it is interesting to look back on past seasons and consider the money and time being...
The assault of an Alberta woman two years ago was horrific. But even more shocking was the four-year sentence handed her assailant. The Alberta Court...
Danielle Smith government ready to crack down on bike lanes with a hammer
Naheed Nenshi could still lead the NDP into the next provincial election. But the political iceberg he’s now facing is starting to take on Titanic...
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