Area Man unoffended by post from area Woman
The man claimed he had never been upset personally about people advocating to take away his rights.
Political opinion on public health is 2020’s ongoing unnatural disaster
When you have every Karen and Daryl snatching likes from the lowest common denominator on Facebook for free, you can hardly blame the country’s mac and cheese-powered “thought leaders” for trying to recover their place as the chosen few who provide vocabulary lessons to thousands across the country.
TAYLOR: The push to reopen the U.S. economy too soon is frightening
The not knowing is a recipe for continual infection than has the potential to be worse than the first one.
APPEL: deafening silence on COVID-19 conditions in Canadian jails
“To me, the message is ‘we don’t care,'” Canadian Prison Law Association president Tom Engel, said.
Something is rotten in the State of the UCP
A legal challenge filed by the JCCF against the Alberta government may only be a legal challenge… or it may be sign of something more profound happening in Alberta politics.
UCP first anniversary: Alberta’s oil and gas future bleaker than ever
There is no reason for America to support the expansion of Canada’s pipeline access beyond Line 3 at this time.
Kenney’s Roleplay as Someone Knowledgeable Falls Short
I’ve yet to see any evidence that roleplaying a public health official or data scientist has any positive impacts on the outcome of our pandemic response; But as the premier continues to demonstrate, his need to put politics first always trumps rationalism.
Parents to UCP: Show me the money
Deirdre Mitchell-MacLean Alberta Premier Jason Kenney keeps saying his government did not cut education funding. Yet the following school boards have very publicly announced they will be receiving less money for the 2019-20 school year: Calgary Board of Education: $32 million less Calgary Catholic: $17 million less Edmonton […]
Kenney expenses political capital with Bill 22 – to save himself
Deirdre Mitchell-MacLean Political capital is the leeway Parties or Party leaders get from voters when they do something their supporters might not agree with. If they’ve done a good job, overall, voters forgive some transgressions. Federally, we saw it when Prime Minister Justin Trudeau bought a pipeline. It […]
