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Alberta separatists flirting with Trump administration
Posted on February 12, 2026Recently, separatists operating under the name “Alberta Prosperity Project” held three meetings in the U.S. with officials in the Trump administration. The separatists are trying… Read More »
Basic forms of government
Posted on January 28, 2026If we compare eight or nine major forms of government, where does Canada fit in? Some would suggest there are eight to 80 forms if… Read More »
Criminalizing drugs fosters crime and enriches criminals like Nicolas Maduro
Posted on January 22, 2026Sale of criminalized drugs has, for many decades, been a large, lucrative business. The product’s criminality deters neither buyers nor sellers. These two facts elude… Read More »
Conservative Party of Canada leadership review later this month
Posted on January 15, 2026The Conservative Party trails the Liberals in the polls by just under four per cent. Mr. Poilievre trails Mr. Carney in the national leadership polls… Read More »
Alberta leads in job growth again: Minister Schow
Posted on December 11, 2025Once again, Alberta is leading the nation, adding 28,700 jobs in November 2025. This is more than half the total number of jobs created across… Read More »
Reflections on dignity and survival
Posted on December 4, 2025I write today not to point fingers, but to bear witness. Too often, systems answer stigma with control instead of care. I write to affirm… Read More »
Alberta has a lot to be proud of
Posted on November 27, 2025This year, Albertans have a lot to celebrate. Our province has been growing at an unprecedented pace. People are coming here because they want a… Read More »
UCP government caused teachers’ strike
Posted on November 13, 2025Three important problems directly leading to the teachers’ strike are exclusively of the UCP’s own making. Firstly, they brag about attracting new people to Alberta… Read More »
Potential cuts to foreign aid ill-advised
Posted on October 30, 2025In his address to the nation on October 22, Prime Minister Carney said he would cut wasteful spending and make unprecedented investments in Canada. We… Read More »
Housing crisis should be front and centre in federal budget
Posted on October 23, 2025I’ve not only seen how the housing crisis has deeply affected our community, I have and am still living it. As a handicapped 49 year… Read More »
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