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With the separatist genie once more back into its bottle the Liberals can play their age-old game of delay and divide
Suggesting we’re collectively happier, wealthier or more united is sheer nonsense
This was a glorious chance for school boards to embarrass the government and simply claim they were only following orders
what happened that cold, Saturday afternoon in Kesler’s Marda Loop drugstore is as relevant as it was back then
If next month Smith announces an election Albertans will flock to her side.
Alberta is on pace to erect more homes than Ontario despite having a third of the population
Why would city hall axe the name of the very spot where Calgary began?
talk of separatism has already achieved more than all the legal challenges, political posturing and newspaper columnist caterwauling has ever managed.
This will come as a rude awakening for those who currently believe they can endlessly milk the system for globs of free money
Just as Carney can’t have it both ways for much longer, neither can Smith
Before election night their new boss, Mark Carney, wrapped himself so tightly in the Maple Leaf it’s a wonder he’d breathe enough to thank voters...
Certainly, she has managed, through a mix of brinkmanship, stubbornness and skill, to push Alberta’s agenda onto centre stage across the nation
Fittingly, it’s the legacy of Justin Trudeau that will open our new prime minister’s eyes to the sheer frustration this province has felt for the...
We were once utterly reliant upon the mail, but no longer. There are better alternatives, and those regular strikes pushed us into discovering them
Mark Carney became Captain Canada, and within weeks the Grits were giving Lazarus a run for his money in the resurrection game
Whatever other reservations folk have about our premier, when it comes to sticking up for this province, she’s displayed a backbone of steel
The rigours of a Canadian federal election campaign surely will expose Carney for what he is
How did we get to this? Don’t we live in a democracy? Surely, Trudeau didn’t figure out this ruse all by himself? Maybe we should ask Stephen Harper
There is a sense of righteous anger across our land. But if anyone believes this is enough to change our collective attitude toward large-scale...
Alberta’s premier has helped buy Canada some time by giving Trump his win. In doing so, she even provided Trudeau with one
Tying your political future to anything Liberal in Alberta is akin to clutching a concrete block before jumping into Great Slave Lake
They’re not ignoring us now. Finally, an Alberta premier dropped the pointless referendum votes, those endless legal challenges and the regular...