Unofficial results show Albertans chose to remain a province of Canada by about three to one on Question 10. The harder work now is unity: fighting Ottawa for a stronger Alberta without splitting the conservative movement.
⚠️ Would You Let Private Companies Run Canada’s Biggest Airports? ⚠️ Folks, This is a big deal. Prime Minister Mark Carney wants to bring private investors into the operation of four of Canada’s biggest airports: Calgary, Toronto, Vancouver and Montreal. Currently,...
🔵 One Sees Opportunity. The Other Sees Another Impact Assessment. 🟠 Folks, We have two leaders with very different visions for Alberta’s economic future. 🥊 In the blue corner: Premier Danielle Smith. Smith is bullish on the economic opportunity from AI data centres,...
GORDIE HOWE BRIDGE: ANOTHER FAILED NEGOTIATION BY MARK CARNEY Folks, The Gordie Howe International Bridge opens on July 27. It should be a day Canadians celebrate one of our greatest hockey legends, Saskatoon native Gordie Howe. Instead, Canadians are watching Donald...
Poilievre and Lawton Push to Scrap GST on Used Vehicles Folks, I've always wondered how governments justify taxing the same product over and over again. When a new vehicle is sold, GST is collected. Fair enough. But when that same vehicle is sold again as a used...
Canada Gets a D+ on Poverty Report Cards. Folks, The Food Banks of Canada just released its 2026 Poverty Report Card, and it is about as pretty as the Montreal Canadiens' playoff exit. Canada received an overall grade of D+. The average Canadian is hurting. In 2026,...
Country Has Now Lost 112,000 Jobs in 2026 Folks, The numbers are ugly. Canada’s unemployment rate climbed to 6.9 per cent in April as the economy lost another 18,000 jobs. Even worse, the country lost 49,000 full-time positions while only gaining 29,000 part-time...
Folks, As Mayor of Calgary, Nenshi led a City Hall where spending ballooned. He ignored warnings to fix the feeder main line, which later led to a catastrophic failure of Calgary’s water system. Now we find out the man with the biggest ego in the room can’t even run...
Champagne Recuses Himself — Taxpayers Still Foot the Bill Folks, First there was SNC-Lavalin. Then Brookfield. Now a $90-billion high-speed rail project. The leader might change, but the Liberals’ insatiable appetite for projects that seem to benefit insiders never...