The bill proposes removal of caps on overall donations, with a $5,000 contribution limit per person per candidate in any jurisdiction across the province and would remove limits on third-party advertisers outside of the campaign period. It would also stop the practice of requiring disclosure of donors prior […]
Connect: @Mitchell_ABdmaclean@countersign.ca The long anticipated Fair Deal Panel report was finally released to the public Wednesday, and though there is a lot of back-slapping going on, the government isn’t talking about the hundreds of millions of dollars obtaining the “fair deal” will cost Alberta. Contracting the R.C.M.P. comes […]
“People gotta understand that I’m here for a much greater purpose than doing what they want – I’m here to do what I want,”
Was Harper’s decision to freeze the media out of the conversation intentional? Absolutely – not that he will take any responsibility for it.
The writing was on the wall – Bill 10 was not the target – Alberta’s Public Health Act was.
It’s possible that reopening the economy won’t result in more deaths than would have happened anyway.
The not knowing is a recipe for continual infection than has the potential to be worse than the first one.
“To me, the message is ‘we don’t care,'” Canadian Prison Law Association president Tom Engel, said.
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.
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