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This week federal Finance Minister Jim Flaherty declared in the House, "There is no bad job. The only bad job is not having a job." It had more… Read more »
Getting home safely at night is not an easy task. After staying late at work or spending the night out with friends, the options to get home safely… Read more »
The Wildrose had Albertans voting scared. The party drove home the fear of being governed by the intolerant and ignorant. And that fear succeeded in guaranteeing the reelection… Read more »
The only televised leadership debate of the provincial election is happening on April 12. Did you miss it? So did some of the leaders of provincial parties in… Read more »
Spending versus revenue is often painted as the bottom-line difference between left and right ideologies. Fiscal conservatives are going to save you money and those left-leaning socialists are… Read more »
Following a seven-month campaign many described as boring, it might have made for better political drama had Thomas Mulcair lost the federal NDP leadership last weekend. First elected… Read more »
The words we use have meaning. George Orwell stated political prose was formed “to make lies sound truthful and murder respectable, and to give an appearance of solidity… Read more »
Edmonton's Catalyst Theatre wasn't expecting to be the final show for the Vancouver Playhouse when it began its run of Hunchback a few weeks ago. But that's exactly… Read more »
A national panic has been created by Prime Minister Stephen Harper about his mysterious Old Age Security reforms. Harper’s surprise announcement a few weeks ago set off a… Read more »
The University of Alberta has the capability to ban and remove people from its property. It's a part of the legislation and bylaws that all universities in Alberta… Read more »