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It’s now been almost a month since Alberta’s premier announced an historic and consequential fall referendum on the province’s future within...
Lawyer David Fraser outlines free speech and privacy concerns with Bill C-34
The Conservative leader is right to recognize the province's legitimate grievances
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Given that no one has been held accountable for what happened or faced any sort of legal consequences, it’s understandable that there would be an...
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Although we don’t have any of them on record, it’s not unreasonable to suspect there are at least some separatists within the UCP caucus. The...
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During the Trudeau-Guilbeault years, there was an obliviousness to the concerns of Canadians
Terry Glavin argues that sensationalized reporting fuelled false and exaggerated claims of 'mass graves' and other horrific crimes
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There’s probably a limit to the amount of clarity we can expect on a muddled question such as this, but we deserve more than we’re getting
Is our new trade agreement with China limiting Canada's willingness to take a stand against Beijing's imperialism?
With muddled referendum question, Danielle Smith risks undermining all the progress she's made
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If Smith believes that it falls to her to put the separatist question on the ballot, then it would make sense for a general election to come before...
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It’s been just over a year since the 2025 federal election, which in many ways proved to be a catalyst for the separatist movement and debate now...
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Despite missed deadlines on the Alberta-Ottawa memorandum of understanding, and despite scant evidence of a government moving at a “speed and scale...
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Premier Danielle Smith made it clear last week — she will not be a neutral observer when it comes to the referendum campaign. That, of course,...
Former MP Damien Kurek explains what's wrong with the Liberals's plan for committees
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Five years ago, an Elections Canada report called for a redistribution of seats in the House of Commons, which resulted in three new seats for...
Tasha Kheiriddin discusses the how the prime minister will use his majority
It’s been a bumpy road for voter recall in Alberta, but the recent events in Ottawa are a good reminder of why this is still a useful tool
Jamie Sarkonak explains why she won't stop scrutinizing the progressive judiciary
If Oct. 19 is ultimately going to be about whether we remain a part of Canada, then let’s lose the distractions
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If the NDP were smart, they could kill two birds with one stone — a rebranding effort coupled with a unite-the-left push
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For as much as her government can be faulted for letting the horse out of the barn, perhaps now the premier is belatedly coming to recognize these...
Watch: Lawyer Ian Runkle explains how the law needs to change for those acting in self defence
If we’re talking about a potentially significant fiscal reset and restructuring, then a mandate from Albertans is reasonable
The premier joins us to outline her referendum strategy and what she wants from Ottawa
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Although overall immigration levels have come down, there are still significant pressures on the system
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