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.
Political Whiplash: Carney’s About-Face for Trump and Xi
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.
What Have We Become?
Canada’s economy is in a sorry state: we can’t afford a navy, and our culture is the butt of jokes!
Pierre Poilievre, and the Legacy Media
Journalists in the legacy media persist in asserting that Pierre Poilievre, who has consistently preached small government and Canadian freedoms, does not have a coherent policy.
Emergency measures
Trudeau the Son is much more sensitive than Trudeau the Father.
The Father declared the War Measures Act with bombs, kidnappings, and murder.
“Yes, Minister,” here in Alberta?
I hope that the Calgary Regional Planning Board dies a quick and cost-saving death.
Five months, 150 days after assuming power, the Alberta NDP through the Minister of Municipal Affairs announced a comprehensive plan for regional planning in Alberta. The dipper caucus, with no prior experience in government and no announced policy position on regional planning, were somehow able to formulate a policy and strategic plan for regional planning for the Calgary Region. A plan that imposed itself on the municipal governments of Calgary and surrounding towns and hamlets.
The best government
There is a political class in Canada known as the Laurentians.
Centred in the Ottawa, Montreal and Toronto triangle, they believe that we should defer to our betters. And our betters are the politicians and civil servants who spend our hard-earned tax dollars.
Great change
Can we turn the clock back on government intervention? Will the pendulum reverse direction and
recover to a mean?
I am beginning to fear not. There are more government takers than providers. The political
pendulum is weighted in the wrong direction with no apparent change of momentum
or direction reversal in the foreseeable future.
OMG
Who would have thought that we would elect a national government that leads us in such a way that we, in Canada, are not competitive with a nation led first by Obama, then by Trump?