Gunter: Threatened Alberta teacher strike about pay, no matter what ATA says The province believes the Talking Points document is so rife with errors that the province has filed a complaint with the Alberta Labour Relations Board charging the union with bargaining in bad faith.

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GUNTER: Fate of programs like CSC true a barometer of Carney's budget-cut intentions

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Lorne Gunter: Fate of programs like CSC true a barometer of Carney's budget-cut intentions

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GUNTER: Fate of programs like CSC true a barometer of Carney's budget-cut intentions

13.09.2025 10

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Lorne Gunter: Despite Smith's optimism, can't trust Carney on issues around oil The federal Liberals still hate Alberta oil.

13.09.2025 7

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Lorne Gunter: Count on Carney to continue Trudeau's anti-pipeline stance

12.09.2025 5

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GUNTER: Count on Carney to continue Trudeau's anti-pipeline stance

11.09.2025 3

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GUNTER: Count on Carney to continue Trudeau's anti-pipeline stance

11.09.2025 10

Lorne Gunter

GUNTER: Ideology killing Canada's home construction numbers

11.09.2025 4

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GUNTER: Ideology killing Canada's home construction numbers

11.09.2025 3

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Lorne Gunter: Ideology killing Canada's home construction numbers

11.09.2025 6

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Lorne Gunter: Alberta teachers deserve respect, but union moving the goalposts

10.09.2025 6

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Lorne Gunter: Federal Liberals hint at austerity, but don't count on it

06.09.2025 10

Lorne Gunter

GUNTER: Federal Liberals hint at austerity, but don't count on it

06.09.2025 10

Lorne Gunter

GUNTER: Federal Liberals hint at austerity, but don't count on it

06.09.2025 10

Lorne Gunter

Lorne Gunter: Judges trample on homeowners' right to defend themselves

06.09.2025 2

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Lorne Gunter: Edmonton council's twisted vision favours brutal infill over Blatchford, Expolands opportunities

05.09.2025 2

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Lorne Gunter: Bloody weekend in Edmonton heightens calls for bail reform On Tuesday, Edmonton mayoral candidate Rahim Jaffer issued an open letter calling on big-city mayors across the country to band together and demand the Carney government bring in meaningful bail reforms, not the piddly, window-dressing reforms introduced by the Trudeau Liberals last year.

05.09.2025 3

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Lorne Gunter: Very bad optics for province to claw back disability benefit and fund fan park

Why can’t politicians understand that the tax money they spend comes from the same, one source — you and me? You can save this article by...

02.09.2025 3

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GUNTER: Enough with massive overspending at the CBC

01.09.2025 10

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GUNTER: Enough with massive overspending at the CBC

31.08.2025 7

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Lorne Gunter: Enough with massive overspending at the CBC

30.08.2025 10

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Lorne Gunter: Boosting pipeline capacity looks like low priority for Liberals

30.08.2025 10

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Lorne Gunter: Edmonton crime problem a tough nut to crack

29.08.2025 3

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Lorne Gunter: Carney's deference to Quebec undercuts LNG announcement

28.08.2025 5

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GUNTER: Carney's deference to Quebec undercuts LNG announcement

27.08.2025 5

Lorne Gunter

GUNTER: Carney's deference to Quebec undercuts LNG announcement

27.08.2025 10

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Lorne Gunter: Deaf-ear attitude prevalent in Edmonton bike lane debate

27.08.2025 10

Lorne Gunter

GUNTER: Want to cut federal operating expenses? Start with civil service

25.08.2025 10

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GUNTER: Want to cut federal operating expenses? Start with civil service

24.08.2025 3

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Lorne Gunter: Want to cut federal operating expenses? Start with the civil service Here’s a staggering statistic for you: Nearly 40 per cent of the federal civil service (147,000 of 373,000 federal bureaucrats) made in excess of $100,000 in 2024. The average Canadian made just shy of $68,000.

24.08.2025 2

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Lorne Gunter: UCP receipt policy a blow to government transparency

16.08.2025 10

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Lorne Gunter: ‘Progressive’ Edmonton council too obsessed with woke projects to take care of the basics

15.08.2025 2

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GUNTER: Pure folly for Liberals to try to force electric vehicles on Canadians

14.08.2025 7

Lorne Gunter

GUNTER: Pure folly for Liberals to try to force electric vehicles on Canadians

14.08.2025 7

Lorne Gunter

Lorne Gunter: Pure folly for Liberals to try and force electric vehicles on Canadians I cannot imagine in a free and democratic society what justifies a government ordering consumers to buy a particular kind of car.

13.08.2025 10

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Lorne Gunter: Lower fees the key to healthy housing construction numbers in Alberta

The cost of buying a home in Alberta is lower, in part, because our municipalities charge lower development fees than comparable cities in other...

12.08.2025 3

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Lorne Gunter: Canada still hasn't seen Carney's promised leadership The chances of Canada convincing Donald Trump’s White House to reverse his tariffs on a wide range of Canadian goods seems remote. There’s a possibility cases working their way through the U.S. courts will — maybe within the next six to 12 months — find Trump has overstepped his authority to impose tariffs and reverse them.

10.08.2025 20

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GUNTER: Canada still hasn't seen Carney's promised leadership

10.08.2025 5

Lorne Gunter

GUNTER: Canada still hasn't seen Carney's promised leadership

10.08.2025 5

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Lorne Gunter: Edmonton council's ‘progressive’ infill policy an attack on existing homeowners Here’s a suggestion for any city councillor who supported the current infill bylaw that permits eight-plexes to be built on any 50-foot lot where once only a single-family house stood: When you have eight-unit apartments or row houses on either side of your own home, come back and we’ll talk.

09.08.2025 8

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Lorne Gunter: Milner Library forcing librarians to double as social workers

08.08.2025 9

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Gunter: Canada Post overdue for privatization William Kaplan, appointed after the union agreed to suspend its strike back in December, concluded in May that Canada Post is “effectively insolvent”

07.08.2025 4

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Gunter: Canada Post overdue for privatization

07.08.2025 6

Lorne Gunter

Gunter: Canada Post overdue for privatization

07.08.2025 4

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Lorne Gunter: Edmonton crime spree another example of bad person out on bail

06.08.2025 5

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Gunter: Trudeau cost Canada a chance to get into global LNG game — Trump and U.S. are reaping the benefit Last Sunday, at President Donald Trump’s golf resort in Scotland (a.k.a. King Donald’s summer palace), Ursula von der Leyen, president of the European Union pledged European countries would buy US$750 billion (over $1 trillion Canadian) of U.S. energy – largely LNG – over the next three years in return for Trump promising to impose only 15% tariffs on the union’s member states.

04.08.2025 10

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GUNTER: Trudeau cost Canada a chance to get into global LNG game — Trump and U.S. are reaping the benefit

03.08.2025 10

Lorne Gunter

GUNTER: Trudeau cost Canada a chance to get into global LNG game — Trump and U.S. are reaping the benefit

03.08.2025 10

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Lorne Gunter: If you don't like Sean Feucht, don't go, but he has a right to perform I will not attend Feucht’s concert. That’s how free people demonstrate their disagreement. They don’t go.

01.08.2025 10

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Gunter: Threatened Alberta teacher strike about pay, no matter what ATA says The province believes the Talking Points document is so rife with errors that the province has filed a complaint with the Alberta Labour Relations Board charging the union with bargaining in bad faith.

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GUNTER: Fate of programs like CSC true a barometer of Carney's budget-cut intentions

Lorne Gunter

Lorne Gunter: Fate of programs like CSC true a barometer of Carney's budget-cut intentions

Lorne Gunter

GUNTER: Fate of programs like CSC true a barometer of Carney's budget-cut intentions

Lorne Gunter

Lorne Gunter: Despite Smith's optimism, can't trust Carney on issues around oil The federal Liberals still hate Alberta oil.

Lorne Gunter

Lorne Gunter: Count on Carney to continue Trudeau's anti-pipeline stance

Lorne Gunter

GUNTER: Count on Carney to continue Trudeau's anti-pipeline stance

Lorne Gunter

GUNTER: Count on Carney to continue Trudeau's anti-pipeline stance

Lorne Gunter

GUNTER: Ideology killing Canada's home construction numbers

Lorne Gunter

GUNTER: Ideology killing Canada's home construction numbers

Lorne Gunter

Lorne Gunter: Ideology killing Canada's home construction numbers

Lorne Gunter

Lorne Gunter: Alberta teachers deserve respect, but union moving the goalposts

Lorne Gunter

Lorne Gunter: Federal Liberals hint at austerity, but don't count on it

Lorne Gunter

GUNTER: Federal Liberals hint at austerity, but don't count on it

Lorne Gunter

GUNTER: Federal Liberals hint at austerity, but don't count on it

Lorne Gunter

Lorne Gunter: Judges trample on homeowners' right to defend themselves

Lorne Gunter

Lorne Gunter: Edmonton council's twisted vision favours brutal infill over Blatchford, Expolands opportunities

Lorne Gunter

Lorne Gunter

Lorne Gunter: Very bad optics for province to claw back disability benefit and fund fan park

Lorne Gunter

GUNTER: Enough with massive overspending at the CBC

Lorne Gunter

GUNTER: Enough with massive overspending at the CBC

Lorne Gunter

Lorne Gunter: Enough with massive overspending at the CBC

Lorne Gunter

Lorne Gunter: Boosting pipeline capacity looks like low priority for Liberals

Lorne Gunter

Lorne Gunter: Edmonton crime problem a tough nut to crack

Lorne Gunter

Lorne Gunter: Carney's deference to Quebec undercuts LNG announcement

Lorne Gunter

GUNTER: Carney's deference to Quebec undercuts LNG announcement

Lorne Gunter

GUNTER: Carney's deference to Quebec undercuts LNG announcement

Lorne Gunter

Lorne Gunter: Deaf-ear attitude prevalent in Edmonton bike lane debate

Lorne Gunter

GUNTER: Want to cut federal operating expenses? Start with civil service

Lorne Gunter

GUNTER: Want to cut federal operating expenses? Start with civil service

Lorne Gunter

Lorne Gunter: Want to cut federal operating expenses? Start with the civil service Here’s a staggering statistic for you: Nearly 40 per cent of the federal civil service (147,000 of 373,000 federal bureaucrats) made in excess of $100,000 in 2024. The average Canadian made just shy of $68,000.

Lorne Gunter

Lorne Gunter: UCP receipt policy a blow to government transparency

Lorne Gunter

Lorne Gunter: ‘Progressive’ Edmonton council too obsessed with woke projects to take care of the basics

Lorne Gunter

GUNTER: Pure folly for Liberals to try to force electric vehicles on Canadians

Lorne Gunter

GUNTER: Pure folly for Liberals to try to force electric vehicles on Canadians

Lorne Gunter

Lorne Gunter: Pure folly for Liberals to try and force electric vehicles on Canadians I cannot imagine in a free and democratic society what justifies a government ordering consumers to buy a particular kind of car.

Lorne Gunter

Lorne Gunter: Lower fees the key to healthy housing construction numbers in Alberta

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Lorne Gunter

GUNTER: Canada still hasn't seen Carney's promised leadership

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GUNTER: Canada still hasn't seen Carney's promised leadership