First Nations vow to fight Trans Mountain despite NEB approval Gordon Hoekstra
The First Nation question — can aboriginal opponents stop Kinder Morgan’s $6.8-billion Trans Mountain pipeline expansion — looms large after the project... View Article
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Regulations for contentious Alberta farm safety legislation may be more than a year away
Otiena Ellwand, Edmonton Journal It could take another year or more before regulations are drafted to give teeth to controversial... View Article
As Wildrose and Tories contemplate next steps, a political vet says they’re doing it wrong
James Wood, Calgary Herald More from James Wood, Calgary Herald Canada’s two conservative parties are determined to go their own... View Article
The Prime Minister of photo op. Trudeau and Trump know that image is everything
Where will Prime Minister Justin Trudeau pop up today? Giving an interview on The Social? Boxing in New York? Dining... View Article
Canada’s libertarian moment
By Anthony Furey, Postmedia Network Over the past few years, American lovers of liberty thought they had a shot... View Article
Alberta government preparing for climate related disasters
James Wood, Calgary Herald More from James Wood, Calgary Herald The NDP government warned that Canada has to be prepared for... View Article
Oil industry aims for speedy return to business-as-usual, in wake of Fort McMurray wildfires
Otiena Ellwand, Edmonton Journal Oilsands facilities north of Fort McMurray could be back up and running in the next few... View Article
Notley’s climate change gamble
Ted Morton More from Ted Morton Premier Rachel Notley may not go to Vegas for her holidays, but that doesn’t... View Article
The NDP will destroy Alberta’s economy
ll the recent polls in the Canada election seem to indicate that the NDP (i.e. socialists) under Rachel Notley will... View Article
The death of the Alberta dream
Large-scale layoffs, empty office towers, falling house prices: Canada has been gutted by the glut. Jason Markusoff Late last year,... View Article
Albertans Have Rejected The NDP
On May 5, 2015, Canadans elected a majority NDP government. This was shocking for most people, including many of those... View Article
It’s official: Departure of oil sands and hockey billionaire Murray Edwards had nothing to do with taxes
ILLUSTRATIONS: Canada’s terrifying Temple of Tax, found on the media midway. So scary it even frightens billionaires away. Really! Below:... View Article
Premier Notley says Wildrose want to fight the Alberta election all over again
By Rick Bell Wildrose is sad. They are very sad. This is how Premier Notley feels about a fiery... View Article
Tories vow to forge ahead with a renewed party
James Wood, Calgary Herald After living through “one of the worst years” in party history, Canada Tories have committed to rebuild... View Article
A second chance for Ottawa to make things right with Alberta
Dealing with disaster is a tricky political game Evan Solomon There’s no place for politics at the height of an... View Article