Apr 3, 2010
It’s April in Alberta, but the Alberta Party still hasn’t sprouted
It’s April in Alberta and we still haven't seen the first of the Alberta Party.
Politics in Canada
Apr 1, 2010
Dropped drug plan is Stelmach government's 10th major flip-flop in 2010
David J. Climenhaga
Alberta's government reversed a major health policy yesterday -- it's tenth major flip-flop in 2010!
Apr 3, 2010
Kenney's immigration reforms will hurt refugees, say critics
John Bonnar
Members of the newly formed Immigration Network took a swipe at Immigration Minister Jason Kenney’s proposed immigration reforms Wednesday at a press conference in downtown Toronto.
Mar 30, 2010
Fossil fools and ignorant tools: Why does Canada not care about justice?
Aw@l
Interview with CYCC organizer Sterling Stutz, an update on upcoming Grassy Narrows actions in Toronto and Dan responds to blind nationalism.
Apr 1, 2010
Is criticism of Iran a form of anti-Iranianism?
Terry Greenberg
A parody of the Canadian Parliamentary Coalition to Combat Anti-Semitism. Their deliberations are based on the idea that criticism of Israel is anti-semitic. Try substituting 'Israel' with 'Iran.'
Apr 1, 2010
The problem with health care user fees
Eric Mang
A $25 per medical visit user fee "intrigues" the Quebec Liberals. But such a fee could lead to worse health outcomes.
Apr 1, 2010
Is Canada ready for Confederation with the 'Fab Four'?
Cathryn Atkinson
Several American enclaves in Washington state, Minnesota, and Vermont want to join this country, but the Harper government is anxious to avoid further upsetting the Obama administration.
Mar 31, 2010
We've been attacked for views we don't hold
Joyce Green and Darlene Juschka
Two University of Regina professors speak out after they and colleagues were misrepresented about their positions on 'Project Hero' -- leading to hate mail and a media in feeding-frenzy mode.
Mar 31, 2010
Never mind the premier's right-wing brother-in-law, this is serious!
David J. Climenhaga
It turns out everyone has a you-know-what right-wing brother-in-law -- even Conservative Alberta Premier Ed Stelmach.
Mar 31, 2010
Harper's hitlist: The Senate and the Canadian Wheat Board
Murray Dobbin
The prime minister's vendetta against the Canadian Wheat Board and his obsession with the Senate.
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