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GUNTER: Conservative departures not fatal to Poilievre leadership
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Lorne Gunter: Smith needs to let Alberta's recall process proceed as UCP lawmakers intended
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Lorne Gunter: UCP needs to live up to its promise on recalls, referendums and properly fund elections boss
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GUNTER: Cowichan Tribes land ruling shows activist judges rewriting Canadian law, threatening private property rights
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GUNTER: Cowichan Tribes land ruling shows activist judges rewriting Canadian law, threatening private property rights
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GUNTER: Activist federal judges rewrite Canadian Charter, endanger property ownership
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GUNTER: Activist federal judges rewrite Canadian Charter, endanger property ownership
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Lorne Gunter: Activist federal judges rewrite Canadian Charter, endanger property ownership Many readers will be aware of a recent spate of activist rulings from federal judges in Canada, like the July ruling by a Toronto judge that there exists a heretofore unknown Charter right to bike lanes. Justice Paul Schabas created this right out of thin air because he wanted to prevent Ontario’s Conservative government from ordering the removal of bike lanes from major streets.
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GUNTER: Carney's big-spending budget won't stop Canada's economic slide
05.11.2025
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Lorne Gunter: Carney's big-spending budget won't stop Canada's economic slide The federal Liberals pushed two themes in advance of Tuesday’s budget introduced by Finance Minister François-Philippe Champagne. First was that this would be an “austerity budget.” Second, it would include a “generational investment.”
05.11.2025
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Lorne Gunter: Hard to believe Edmonton infill arson fires are coincidence While arson is not the answer, ignoring the legitimate concerns of Edmontonians is not an answer, either.
05.11.2025
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GUNTER: Carney's big-spending budget won't stop Canada's economic slide
05.11.2025
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Lorne Gunter: Liberals likely to survive federal budget but honeymoon period won't last forever
02.11.2025
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GUNTER: Liberals likely to survive federal budget but honeymoon period won't last forever
01.11.2025
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GUNTER: Liberals likely to survive federal budget but honeymoon period won't last forever
01.11.2025
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Lorne Gunter: General strike very unlikely, but UCP could survive one
01.11.2025
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Lorne Gunter: Classroom complexity likely crux of government-teacher impasse
31.10.2025
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GUNTER: Ottawa's EV mandate just isn't possible in the time frame
30.10.2025
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GUNTER: Ottawa's EV mandate just isn't possible in the time frame
29.10.2025
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Lorne Gunter: Ottawa's EV mandate just isn't possible in the time frame
29.10.2025
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Lorne Gunter: Cartmell right to call for audit of Edmonton Elections failure
25.10.2025
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Lorne Gunter: Edmonton's non-lefty councillors have a chance to build a clear alternative for the future
24.10.2025
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Lorne Gunter: Working Families' preferred candidates offer current council's same bad policies, only worse I get a kick out of Working Families Edmonton, the lefty party in the municipal election that refuses to call itself a party.
23.10.2025
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Lorne Gunter: Even with bad provincial rules, Edmonton makes voting a chore The confused method undoubtedly caused some people during the day and evening to throw up their hands in frustration and walk away from long lines without bothering to vote.
23.10.2025
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Lorne Gunter: Lefty council majority dooms Edmonton to more spending, higher taxes
23.10.2025
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Lorne Gunter: B.C. land claim court decision muddies reconciliation waters
23.10.2025
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GUNTER: B.C. land claim court ruling muddies reconciliation waters
23.10.2025
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GUNTER: B.C. land claim court ruling muddies reconciliation waters
22.10.2025
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GUNTER: B.C. land claim court ruling muddies reconciliation waters
22.10.2025
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Lorne Gunter: Even with bad provincial rules, Edmonton makes voting a chore The confused method undoubtedly caused some people during the day and evening to throw up their hands in frustration and walk away from long lines without bothering to vote.
22.10.2025
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Lorne Gunter: Working Families' preferred candidates offer current council's same bad policies, only worse I get a kick out of Working Families Edmonton, the lefty party in the municipal election that refuses to call itself a party.
20.10.2025
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Lorne Gunter: Stats, studies back Poilievre's call for tighter bail laws Whenever someone like Conservative Leader Pierre Poilievre suggests tightening up bail laws in Canada, someone else — a criminologist, prisoners’ rights advocate, Liberal cabinet minister — is quick to point out that crime fell 3.6 per cent across the country in 2024.
05.10.2025
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GUNTER: Stats, studies back Poilievre's call for tighter bail laws
04.10.2025
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GUNTER: Stats, studies back Poilievre's call for tighter bail laws
04.10.2025
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Lorne Gunter: Who does Janz group want to take council back from? Themselves?
04.10.2025
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Lorne Gunter: Feds' notwithstanding clause court application could harm the federation The federal government is attempting to neuter the Constitution’s notwithstanding clause.
02.10.2025
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Lorne Gunter: UCP pipeline proposal doomed to be blocked by feds, B.C.
02.10.2025
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GUNTER: Feds' notwithstanding clause court application could harm federation
01.10.2025
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GUNTER: Feds' notwithstanding clause court application could harm the federation
01.10.2025
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GUNTER: Feds' notwithstanding clause court application could harm the federation
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GUNTER: Feds' notwithstanding clause court application could harm federation
01.10.2025
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Lorne Gunter: 'All current council must go': Protesters at north Edmonton rally get it right
01.10.2025
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Lorne Gunter: Carney's frugality claims contradicted by bloated federal deficit projection The day after the House of Commons resumed sitting early this month, Conservative Leader Pierre Poilievre questioned Prime Minister Mark Carney on how large the federal deficit would be this year when the final figure is unveiled in November’s budget.
28.09.2025
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GUNTER: Carney's frugality claims contradicted by bloated federal deficit projection
27.09.2025
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GUNTER: Carney's frugality claims contradicted by bloated federal deficit projection
27.09.2025
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Lorne Gunter: Smith's pipeline efforts could force Carney government's hand
27.09.2025
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Lorne Gunter: Liberal gun buyback a political ploy that won't impact crime
25.09.2025
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Lorne Gunter: Carney's easiest target in federal spending cuts is bloated bonuses
25.09.2025
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GUNTER: Carney's easiest target in federal spending cuts is bloated bonuses
24.09.2025
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GUNTER: Carney's easiest target in federal spending cuts is bloated bonuses
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