Beverley McLachlin’s memoir Truth Be Told chronicles her rise from “just a small-town girl from Pincher Creek” through the male-dominated ranks of Canadian lawyers and judges to become the first [...]
If I were allowed one recommendation on climate change policy it would be Mark Jaccard’s The Citizens’ Guide to Climate Success. It is a clearheaded, concise, information-packed effort by a [...]
Canada’s most powerful memorial.
A leadership scandal threatens the energy regulator’s essential work
Another normal disaster.
New Alberta Books: June 2020
Ready or not, technological changes within the global energy system are “going to have a profound effect on Alberta in the not too distant future,” writes journalist Markham Hislop in The New [...]
In her sixth book of poetry, Oana Avasilichioaei offers a multi-frequency meditation on the various meanings of “tracks” and “tracking”—sound tracks, animal tracks, landscapes and languages as [...]
This very timely book about legal reform should be read not only by legal professionals but by all those interested in the fair administration of criminal justice, particularly as it applies to [...]
A dialogue between Ted Morton and Jared Wesley
