Every choice carries risks and returns. In Alberta’s referendum, Question #10 presents two paths: remain with the status quo, expecting no real change, or initiate a process designed to force change—towards separation, but not separation itself. To me, the risks…
What does it mean when a Minister of the Environment claims government can “manage” the air, land, and water? A reflection on political hubris and the illusion of control.
The Alberta Referendum in October is part of a process, and the process is my friend.
We have a Confederated state that has become a Conn-Federated State. The West is being conned.
Our Promethean debt will be paid. The bill will come due.
Let’s start a conversation about the ten questions on the Alberta referendum.
An Alberta Pension Plan is legal, feasible, and financially beneficial. Here’s why Alberta should take control of its pension future and assert its autonomy.
Alberta has a clear path to create its own provincial police force, restoring local accountability and putting community policing back in Albertan hands.
Every day in Victoria, you can see signs that demand, “Everyone Deserves A Family Doctor.”
March 29 was the anniversary of the death of Ralph Klein. Boy Howdy how I miss him. The most amazing and surprising Premier Alberta has ever had.