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Although overall immigration levels have come down, there are still significant pressures on the system
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Alberta budget forecasts a deficit of $9.37 billion followed by more deficits, which runs contrary to the government’s own fiscal framework
Is the voting public finally losing patience with progressive politics? How real is the anti-woke backlash?
The premier would have us believe her government is entitled to credit for everything that’s going well in Alberta, but the rest is all Ottawa’s fault
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This will likely be the Year of the Referendum in Alberta, but it’s still unclear which issues will be put to Alberta voters. We can strike one...
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Stephen Harper is showing what leadership looks like on this issue and the premier should be taking notes
One of the big problems with rent control is the disincentive it creates to add more supply
Let’s not pretend that the Alberta government’s intervention isn’t politically motivated
At this stage, though, it’s counterproductive to be signalling that this MOU should be disregarded
The federal energy minister isn’t wrong about Alberta having work to do to make tangible progress on a proposed pipeline.
Ottawa can’t be blamed for a teachers’ strike, and there’s little desire for conversations that involve anything that isn’t Ottawa’s fault