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?

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.

Unpacking the environmentalist mindset: Why does a focus on “teeth” overshadow collaboration? Explore the truth behind their celebratory rhetoric.

Returning to Alberta reveals a distinct culture filled with depth, purpose, and a strong sense of community.