Nobody had more warning of the extent and nature of the coming digital revolution than the Canadian newspaper industry, and they still blew their future to smithereens. Now they want your tax money.
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Will the "Bernard the Roughneck" campaign continue now that "Bernard" himself has proved to be both more and less than original advertised? Oh, probably …
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These new publications have the potential to upset the applecart for the folks who used to have this business to themselves.
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What was the mysterious party Danielle Smith was flirting with before the notorious 2014 Wildrose floor crossing? The Alberta Party.
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Some of Alberta's NDP-free lobbying firms are starting to take measures to try to fix that unexpectedly serious deficiency.
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The furor over the defection of majority of Alberta Wildrose Opposition to the Progressive Conservative government has prompted clarifying statements from two MLAs involved.
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Thanks to the Wildrose defections, Alberta Premier Jim Prentice is in a far weaker position thanks to his own actions than he was at the start of December.
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Support for the Wildrose Party is plummeting as supporters angered by the defection of 11 MLAs to the governing PCs have turned on the five Wildrose MLAs who didn't cross the floor. Go figure!
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The Wildrose Party was the most effective opposition Alberta's ever had? Give us a break! In fact, they were lousy in opposition.
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With the appointment of Heather Forsyth as Wildrose leader yesterday, Alberta NDP Leader Rachel Notley is the only leader of an Alberta opposition party who's never been a Tory cabinet minister.
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It was conceded openly by the principal characters in today's "unification" drama that this scheme has been in the works at least for several weeks, possibly longer.
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It's a safe bet Opposition Leader Danielle Smith and Premier Alison Redford will have an opportunity to fight a rematch of the 2012 Alberta election in 2016.
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Albertans need to ask themselves: Is dropping plans for a city police college in an isolated rural town the right decision, even if it’s made for the wrong reasons?
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The right-wing party opted for a strategy of brazening it out, claiming that their robo-call survey uses a completely legitimate polling technique.
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