On the Firewall letter anniversary, a clear case for an Alberta Pension Plan: the fiscal logic, demographic edge, and the puzzling political resistance that stalled it.
Firewall Anniversary: The Missed Chance for a Provincial Pension


On the Firewall letter anniversary, a clear case for an Alberta Pension Plan: the fiscal logic, demographic edge, and the puzzling political resistance that stalled it.

Carney’s double about-face on Trump and Xi exposes a pattern of political inconsistency — a modern whiplash that echoes Trudeau’s history of sudden policy reversals.

Calgary still faces water problems from Nenshi’s era. With a new mayor treating citizens like adults, it’s time Calgarians return the trust — act responsibly, even in small things like car-washes.

Can Calgary afford another victory like that? Examining the tax hikes — residential +83%, commercial +200% — from the Nenshi years

When the Map Speaks: Is Canada Failing the West?

A personal letter to Assistant Crown Attorney Siobhain Wetscher expressing concern that the Crown’s sentencing submissions in the Tamara Lich and Chris Barber case were disproportionate.

In this engaging interview with Dr. Shawn Whatley, Andy Crooks—lawyer, author, and community organizer—shares his insights on the heart of conservatism and what’s at stake for Canada’s future. From moral courage and cultural identity to freedom, responsibility, and leadership, Andy…

I am not nearly as bright and clever as the many civil servants and NDP politicians in Victoria, but I can see the obvious. The Provincial debt is massive and must be repaid. The older people of British Columbia who…

At the Canada Strong and Free Conference, I delivered a land acknowledgment with theatrical reverence—and it earned a standing ovation. A critical reflection on performance, politics, and public ritual.

Minister Hodgson defends secret deal-making, but leaving out the public—the true stakeholders—raises serious concerns about transparency, accountability, and leadership.