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News
Cory Collins
| As the province's outlook bleakens, discontent with the governing Liberals has cooled off |
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Blog
Karl Nerenberg
| First-past-the-post often produces wild fluctuations from election to election. To preserve stability, the prudent course would be to reform the electoral system now. |
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Podcast
Redeye Collective
| Calgary MLA Sandra Jansen crossed the floor to join the provincial NDP shortly after withdrawing from the Progressive Conservative leadership race. Duncan Kinney of Progress Alberta explains why. |
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Blog
Karl Nerenberg
| Jim Prentice was the only one of Harper's environment ministers to achieve anything of consequence. His was a voice for reason in a government that had too few. |
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News
Teuila Fuatai
| The Manitoba Federation of Labour warns this new bill could disrupt more than a decade of peaceful labour relations in the province. |
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Blog
David J. Climenhaga
| This Tory victory on Calgary's multi-ethnic East Side certainly goes to the PC Party’s recent narrative that only it can win for conservatives in urban Alberta. |
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Blog
David J. Climenhaga
| Stephanie McLean and her baby offered a powerful symbol of the change this government has wrought, and it is said here this will be an electoral incentive to many voters come 2019. |
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News
Kim Elliott
| Canadian politician and humanitarian Flora MacDonald died July 26, 2015 at the age of 89. MacDonald was Canada's first female foreign minister. |
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Blog
David J. Climenhaga
| Surely Independence Day 2015 is as good a moment as any to formally begin the process of returning Canadian values to the governance of Canada? |
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Blog
David J. Climenhaga
| A report on the future of Athabasca University smacks of a document drafted with the anti-labour attitudes and austerity policies of the previous Progressive Conservative government in mind. |
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Blog
Karl Nerenberg
| Seeking support to win the PC leadership race in 2003, Peter MacKay promised that there would be no merger with Stephen Harper's party, the Canadian Alliance. Months later, he engineered a merger. |
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Blog
David J. Climenhaga
| How many seats can Alberta Premier Jim Prentice lose for the 44-year-old PC government he was brought in expressly to save and still avoid having to resign? |
