stockwell day

In Alberta, the conservative capacity for cognitive dissonance appears almost unlimited.

Like all good zingers, Montreal Mayor Denis Coderre's spoke to a profound truth about the conservative opposition in Alberta, especially the Wildrose Party.

A graceful departure would have benefitted former Alberta trade representative Rob Merrifield's reputation as well as the province he had been generously paid to serve.

As Michael Cooper was being chosen by local Conservatives as their candidate in St. Albert-Edmonton, national media seems to have adopted Independent MP and former Tory Brent Rathgeber as a mascot.

Count on it, by the time the first snows hit Central Alberta on Sunday afternoon, the Wildrose Party will have warmed to the rights of sexual minorities.

Look at this from the government’s perspective. If you cede control of the system to physicians, chances you’ll ever get health care costs under control are slim.

Will Prime Minister Stephen Harper sup with the separatists? It is said here he is bound to. And don't count on him using a long spoon!

No, the leopard can't change his spots. And Stephen Harper hasn't really changed either. Either will bite you, given the opportunity.

If the NDP cannot or will not recognize that the Canadian West is its only hope, Western progressives and social democrats can be forgiven if they look elsewhere for political answers.

Those prating fools from Kansas, the congregants of Westboro Baptist Church, fail to materialize in Edmonton.