Let me take a few moments out of my Antipodean sojourn to make a couple of observations about Danielle Smith’s fairy tale ...

Premier Danielle Smith and her education and finance ministers spent much of the day yesterday digging themselves deeper into ...

Alberta Premier Danielle Smith poked the top of her head out of the hole she’d dug for herself yesterday and announced her ...

Happy Labour Day! Starting tomorrow, with the Labour Day holiday behind us and another school year about to commence, Alberta news coverage will be “laser focused,” as our government likes to say, on ...

Thanks to Education Minister Demetrios Nicolaides’ book ban, it looks as if the work of iconic Canadian author Margaret Atwood is on a list of books to be stripped from Edmonton Public School Board ...

It didn’t take Danielle Smith long to start complaining about Quebec when someone challenged her about education funding here in Wild Rose Country at her recent Gilead Next* town hall meeting in Fort ...

Alberta Premier Danielle Smith responds to an unwelcome question from CBC provincial affairs reporter Michelle Bellefontaine as one of her four health ministers, Mental Health and Addiction Minister ...

Bicycle and pedestrian lanes German style, in Munich; obviously something like this would spell the end of civilization as we know it if we tried it here in Alberta (Photo: David J. Climenhaga).

The notorious Watergate Hotel and office complex in Washington D.C. (Photo: David J. Climenhaga). The Alberta Government’s frenetic and seemingly panicky scramble to cover up leaks about the ...

What’s next? You decide … not really. The UCP will decide for you, and make sure you fill out their survey appropriately (Image: Screenshot of NextAlbertaPanel.ca). Social media exploded yesterday ...

Once upon a time, Alberta’s first United Conservative Party premier was an industrious social media commentator – or at least someone on his public engagement staff was on his behalf – generating no ...