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Getting ready for imminent lock-out
Posted on July 5, 2016Individuals and small business operators have been encouraged over the past few weeks to find alternative methods of sending and receiving mail and packages as… Read More »
Brexit may be just the beginning
Posted on June 28, 2016Last Friday the world changed. It wasn’t an earth-shattering change, a rain of fire or tidal wave, but it was a change which will be… Read More »
Bill 19 will produce fairness, says Ceci
Posted on June 21, 2016By Joe Ceci, Alberta Minister of Finance After nearly four months of spring session, Alberta’s legislature rose last week after a very busy session. From… Read More »
Recognizing our valued seniors
Posted on June 14, 2016This week is Seniors’ Week in Alberta. Every year in this province we have the opportunity to think about what our seniors mean to our… Read More »
de Grood case an indictment of Canadian legal system
Posted on May 31, 2016The Matthew de Grood verdict once again calls into question how criminal justice is dispensed in this country. No one is denying de Grood was… Read More »
Trudeau sets poor example by showing his temper
Posted on May 24, 2016Prime Minister Justin Trudeau showed everybody who's boss in the House of Commons on Wednesday when Members of Parliament were spending too much time dilly-dallying… Read More »
To move forward, we must acknowledge the past
Posted on May 17, 2016Let’s acknowledge what must be acknowledged: Halifax founder Edward Cornwallis was a genocidal, callous and cruel human being who paid bounties for the scalps of… Read More »
Misusing the power of the patent
Posted on May 10, 2016In 2010, author William Rosen called it “the most powerful idea in the world.” In a book which took that quotation as its title, Rosen… Read More »
Earl’s Restaurant has rights; so do Alberta consumers
Posted on May 3, 2016Why does everyone seem so intent to hate on Alberta lately? From pipelines to Alberta beef, prominent individuals, Canadian political leaders, advocacy organizations, and even… Read More »
One excuse after another with Bill 6
Posted on April 26, 2016It was mid-December when the Notley government passed rather triumphantly, Bill 6, the Enhanced Protection for Ranch and Farm Workers Act. Despite pleas and protests… Read More »