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Let’s hope walkout can be avoided Most people know that open flame and gunpowder is a combination that can have explosive results, so they seek… Read More »
Really connecting can help make challenges more bearable Our digital world has people connected like never before. Technology enables us to stay in touch 24/7… Read More »
Four years is a long time. Just ask Democrats in the United States, Conservatives in Canada, right-of-centre voters in Alberta during the last term of… Read More »
There is a big difference between a “manager” and a “leader” and when it comes to politics, in particular leaders are in short supply. One… Read More »
“You can’t fight in here, this is the war room,” Peter Sellers says in the classic 1964 apocalyptic political satire “Dr. Strangelove.” I’m reminded of… Read More »
China’s detaining of two Canadians has reached a year. A one-year anniversary passed Tuesday, but it isn’t one that was being celebrated – least of… Read More »
Bill 207 has been aborted, at least for the time being. The controversial piece of legislation, which would have allowed health-care providers to refuse to… Read More »
Alberta’s press published editorials in 1989 arguing that year’s Stanley Cup, won by the Calgary Flames, should instead be awarded to the Montreal Canadiens in… Read More »
The Alberta legislature has resumed sitting for what it’s worth, for a hard-charging United Conservative government has proven in five months they don’t consider ruling… Read More »
A recent Elections Canada survey has found a majority of Canadians do not have much confidence in federal political parties. Monday’s leader debate did little… Read More »