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Don BraidNational Post |
There cannot be a vote on whether Alberta should stay in Canada, and another one on whether Alberta should leave — meaning any separatist petition...
There’s little chance of separatists winning ridings in the next provincial election, but a modest gain by them could sap UCP votes and bring the...
The UCP often governs 4.9 million Albertans for the benefit of a faction within the party
In the province's most conservative riding, the Republican Party of Alberta got roundly thumped — by the NDP
True reform will never happen without widespread political will. Finally, that seems to be developing
Equalization has become a payoff system for keeping Quebec in Canada; and for some, an irritant that could drive Alberta out
We don’t generally elect Liberals. That’s exactly why a Liberal who does manage to get elected in Calgary should get a cabinet post
About 700 companies left Quebec during the rule of the separatist Parti Quebecois, most fleeing to Toronto
It took a looming crisis to force the UCP into action. The problem they face is one they helped cause
Alberta has 'totally legitimate grievances,' but the 'so-called separatist movement' is 'counterproductive,' the former premier said
'When it comes to separation, I think the so-called separatist movement in Alberta has never been a serious enterprise ... It's always been a fringe...
It's worth every penny because Canadians know their vote is in safe hands. We may not like the outcome, but we trust the voting and the counting
A formal alliance between Quebec and Alberta on these issues would be formidable
A campaign-long battle with Trump was the best scenario for the Liberals. It didn’t seem to matter that Poilievre was just as fierce about...
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