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.
Lower Contributions, Higher Benefits: The Alberta Pension Advantage
Time for an Alberta Provincial Police Force: Reclaiming Local Control
Alberta has a clear path to create its own provincial police force, restoring local accountability and putting community policing back in Albertan hands.
Choice and Comparability: Unlocking Alberta’s Competitive Edge
Could Alberta create an option for Albertans to choose a pension? Could we see a choice between a Federal plan and a Provincial Plan.
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.
Glad to be Alberta bound
Returning to Alberta reveals a distinct culture filled with depth, purpose, and a strong sense of community.
The Trump factor changes the entire equation
Imagine a province taking a small step towards separation now, floating a trial balloon or holding a conference to consider the idea.
The Dark Truth Behind Alberta’s Tourist Advertisements?
Discover the disturbing implications of Alberta’s advertising strategy. Is the province really owned by Canada or Albertans?
Exit Here
Life is becoming difficult; I have now added a sounding of views on The Truckers Freedom Convoy to my checklist before committing to spending time with anyone.
Especially if I don’t have an easy exit.
Jason Kenney Could Not Win
UCP members were asked, “Is there anyone else you want to lead?”
Each member could imagine their perfect candidate and vote against Jason. He could not win.
Remembering Ralph
It is with sweet feelings that I remembered Ralph Klein, on March 29th, the anniversary of his passing.
He ranks with Earnest Manning in the pantheon of Premiers.