Paula Simons

Former Progressive Leadership candidate Stephen Khan says there's "something" about Jason Kenney's campaign that attracts bigots and extremists.

George Clark's idea, while unlikely to be a success, is not so different from the strategy used by some groups frequently at loggerheads with PC policy over the years.

We Canadians need to do some serious "succession planning," to determine who or what will do the vital job done by our once-great newspapers.

Displaced journos from the Edmonton Sun are about to find a new home in the Edmonton Journal building as the merger of Postmedia and Sun Media proceeds apace.

The decision by Premier Alison Redford's PC Party to abandon its winning centrist alliance to woo its most reactionary elements makes political change in Alberta more likely, not less so.

The XL Foods catastrophe keeps getting worse. But from our governments, all we hear is bland assurances that there’s nothing to worry about and complaints about "too much" regulation.

Edmontonians were genuinely shocked to learn from the province that the federal government had pulled $92 million in promised money for a downtown museum, killing the project.