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Rob Breakenridge: Politics looking a bit brighter for Smith after Carney meeting

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Edmonton Journal

Rob Breakenridge

Breakenridge: Politics looking a bit brighter for Smith after Carney meeting

Breakenridge: Politics looking a bit brighter for Smith after Carney meeting

Even the most generous assessment of support for separatism still puts it well short of a majority. And there are signs that the movement may have...

yesterday 9

Calgary Herald

Rob Breakenridge

Rob Breakenridge: Alberta still focused on assigning blame rather than taking bold action

Rob Breakenridge: Alberta still focused on assigning blame rather than taking bold action
10.09.2025 2

Edmonton Journal

Rob Breakenridge

Breakenridge: Alberta still focused on assigning blame rather than taking bold action

Breakenridge: Alberta still focused on assigning blame rather than taking bold action

Danielle Smith clearly expects Ottawa to think big and act boldly, but is there something that precludes Alberta from doing the same?

09.09.2025 10

Calgary Herald

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Rob Breakenridge: Blame for disastrous school book ban lies squarely with who issued the order

Rob Breakenridge: Blame for disastrous school book ban lies squarely with who issued the order

As much as the government would prefer to lash out at school boards, this mess is completely their own doing You can save this article by...

02.09.2025 3

Edmonton Journal

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Breakenridge: Blame for disastrous school book ban lies squarely with who issued the order

Breakenridge: Blame for disastrous school book ban lies squarely with who issued the order
02.09.2025 10

Calgary Herald

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Rob Breakenridge: One-time UCP election issues, jobs and affordability now ignored in favour of pensions, police

Rob Breakenridge: One-time UCP election issues, jobs and affordability now ignored in favour of pensions, police
27.08.2025 2

Edmonton Journal

Rob Breakenridge

Breakenridge: One-time UCP election issues, jobs and affordability now ignored in favour of pensions, police

Breakenridge: One-time UCP election issues, jobs and affordability now ignored in favour of pensions, police

With rumours and rumblings that the next Alberta election could come sooner than we think, the previous election is increasingly becoming a distant...

26.08.2025 6

Calgary Herald

Rob Breakenridge

Rob Breakenridge: It's not transparency when forced into it

19.08.2025 10

Edmonton Journal

Rob Breakenridge

Breakenridge: It's not transparency when forced into it

All indications now point to some sanity prevailing on Tuesday with regard to the disclosure of expense claims made by Alberta cabinet ministers and...

19.08.2025 10

Calgary Herald

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Rob Breakenridge: Patience and planning more important than symbolic pipeline win

Ideally, market forces guide these important decisions You can save this article by registering for free here. Or sign-in if you have an account....

12.08.2025 4

Edmonton Journal

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Breakenridge: Patience and planning more important than symbolic pipeline win

12.08.2025 10

Calgary Herald

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Rob Breakenridge: Government right to let MAGA singer express his controversial views

06.08.2025 4

Edmonton Journal

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Breakenridge: Government right to let MAGA singer express his controversial views

As things stand, in just over two weeks from now, the controversial MAGA-aligned U.S. Christian singer Sean Feucht will be performing at the Alberta...

05.08.2025 10

Calgary Herald

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Rob Breakenridge: Government needs to end the charade of Alberta Next If the government genuinely wants to know what Albertans think, then a course correction is badly needed

01.08.2025 10

Edmonton Journal

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Breakenridge: Denials can't quell fears about premier's hidden agenda on COVID vaccines

Despite considerable differences in their respective tenures, both Prime Minister Justin Trudeau and Premier Danielle Smith have been accused of...

31.07.2025 5

Fort McMurray Today

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Breakenridge: Premier in lockstep with U.S. 'failure of policy and science'

31.07.2025 3

Fort McMurray Today

Rob Breakenridge

Breakenridge: Denials can't quell fears about premier's hidden agenda on COVID vaccines

31.07.2025 3

Daily Herald Tribune

Rob Breakenridge

Breakenridge: Premier in lockstep with U.S. 'failure of policy and science'

31.07.2025 3

Daily Herald Tribune

Rob Breakenridge

Breakenridge: Government needs to end the charade of Alberta Next

If the government genuinely wants to know what Albertans think, then a course correction is badly needed

31.07.2025 4

Calgary Herald

Rob Breakenridge

Rob Breakenridge: Government needs to end the charade of Alberta Next

29.07.2025 10

Edmonton Journal

Rob Breakenridge

Breakenridge: Government needs to end the charade of Alberta Next

29.07.2025 30

Calgary Herald

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Rob Breakenridge: Defying supply management could lead to beneficial changes The quest by Premier Danielle Smith to establish more clearly delineated lines of “autonomy” is certainly not intended to deliver benefit to the rest of Canada.

22.07.2025 10

Edmonton Journal

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Breakenridge: Defying supply management could lead to beneficial changes

The quest by Premier Danielle Smith to establish more clearly delineated lines of “autonomy” is certainly not intended to deliver benefit to the...

22.07.2025 10

Calgary Herald

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Rob Breakenridge: Premier's tax collecting scheme should have ended with Fair Deal panel

16.07.2025 3

Edmonton Journal

Rob Breakenridge

Breakenridge: Premier's tax collecting scheme should have ended with Fair Deal panel

Why not hire thousands of teachers and doctors and nurses? Why do we need thousands of tax collectors to do a job that’s already being done?

15.07.2025 10

Calgary Herald

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Rob Breakenridge: Province needs to stay in own lane on bike infrastructure

09.07.2025 3

Edmonton Journal

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Breakenridge: Province needs to stay in own lane on bike infrastructure

Voters in the two big cities can decide this for themselves

08.07.2025 20

Calgary Herald

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Rob Breakenridge: Alberta autonomy may not be the be-all and end-all

03.07.2025 10

Edmonton Journal

Rob Breakenridge

Alberta autonomy may not be the be-all and end-all

When asked last week about the objective of the new Alberta Next panel, Premier Danielle Smith declared that, “it’s not so much the West wants in,...

02.07.2025 20

Calgary Herald

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Rob Breakenridge: Government secrecy taking hold in Alberta

25.06.2025 3

Edmonton Journal

Rob Breakenridge

Breakenridge: Premier in lockstep with U.S. 'failure of policy and science'

25.06.2025 4

Daily Herald Tribune

Rob Breakenridge

Breakenridge: Government secrecy taking hold in Alberta

Regardless of one’s views on the pension plan debate, it’s troubling that we’d see such secrecy around something so straightforward

24.06.2025 10

Calgary Herald

Rob Breakenridge

Breakenridge: Premier in lockstep with U.S. 'failure of policy and science'

Apparently, Alberta’s government is more interested in RFK’s guidance than that of Canada’s National Advisory Committee on Immunization

17.06.2025 10

Fort McMurray Today

Rob Breakenridge

Rob Breakenridge: Premier in lockstep with U.S. 'failure of policy and science'

17.06.2025 9

Edmonton Journal

Rob Breakenridge

Breakenridge: Premier in lockstep with U.S. 'failure of policy and science'

Apparently, Alberta’s government is more interested in RFK’s guidance than that of Canada’s National Advisory Committee on Immunization

17.06.2025 10

Calgary Herald

Rob Breakenridge

Rob Breakenridge: Supply management ignored for sexier political battles

11.06.2025 10

Edmonton Journal

Rob Breakenridge

Breakenridge: Supply management ignored for sexier political battles

10.06.2025 10

Calgary Herald

Rob Breakenridge

Rob Breakenridge: Alberta should not squander opportunity to remove own trade barriers

04.06.2025 7

Edmonton Journal

Rob Breakenridge

Breakenridge: Alberta should not squander opportunity to remove own trade barriers

While there are other issues we’re trying to overcome with regard to energy development and export, strengthening free trade within Canada would be...

03.06.2025 8

Calgary Herald

Rob Breakenridge

Breakenridge: Positive first steps in Ottawa's approach to Alberta's energy

28.05.2025 3

Calgary Herald

Rob Breakenridge

Breakenridge: Positive first steps in Ottawa's approach to Alberta's energy

28.05.2025 5

Edmonton Journal

Rob Breakenridge

Rob Breakenridge: New pipelines will be decided by the market, not by Steven Guilbeault

21.05.2025 3

Edmonton Journal

Rob Breakenridge

Breakenridge: New pipelines will be decided by the market, not by Steven Guilbeault

It is quite striking to see how Canada’s new minister of Canadian Identity manages to be so clueless and tone deaf when it comes to certain parts of...

20.05.2025 10

Calgary Herald

Rob Breakenridge

Rob Breakenridge: Caving to the separation crowd has serious consequences

14.05.2025 3

Edmonton Journal

Rob Breakenridge

Breakenridge: Caving to the separation crowd has serious consequences

Premier Smith wants to negotiate with Ottawa and consult with Albertans, but has caved to the separation crowd before any of that has even happened

13.05.2025 3

Calgary Herald

Rob Breakenridge

Rob Breakenridge: Premier at heart of province's political upheaval It’s reckless and potentially counterproductive to be enabling separatists and stoking a national unity crisis right now

07.05.2025 4

Edmonton Journal

Rob Breakenridge

Breakenridge: Premier at heart of province's political upheaval

It’s reckless and potentially counterproductive to be enabling separatists and stoking a national unity crisis right now

06.05.2025 20

Calgary Herald

Rob Breakenridge

Rob Breakenridge: Why has province been so unwilling to talk about measles vaccines?

30.04.2025 5

Edmonton Journal

Rob Breakenridge

Breakenridge: Why has province been so unwilling to talk about measles vaccines?

If we’re going to still have a CMOH, this is precisely the sort of situation they need to be at the forefront of

29.04.2025 10

Calgary Herald

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