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Parties Over People
Danielle Smith imposes partisanship on municipal politics
Tags: Airdrie, Alberta, Alberta Separatism, Alberta Views, Amarjeet Sohi, Andrew Knack, Angus Reid, Brent Rathgeber, British Columbia, Calgary, Canada, City Council, City Hall, Cochrane, COVID 19, Danielle Smith, Dave Bronconnier, David Parker, Deron Bilous, Don Iveson, Duane Bratt, Edmonton, Edmonton Oilers, Evan Osenton, High River, House of Commons, Jan Reimer, Jason Kenney, Joe Ceci, Justin Trudeau, Jyoti Gondek, Ken Johnson, Leadership Race, Monoculture, Montreal, Municipal Affairs, Municipal Elections, Naheed Nenshi, New Democratic Party, Nunavut, Olympic Bid, Ontario, Ottawa, Partisan Politics, Pete Guthrie, Polarization, Political Correctness, Population, Progressive Conservative Party, Pundits, Rachel Notley, Radio, Red Deer, Referendum, Rent Controls, Renters, Revolution, Ric McIver, Russia, Scott Sinclair, Separatist, Social Media, St. Albert, Stephen Harper, Take Back Alberta, Transit, Transparency, Twitter, Ukraine, United Conservative Party, Vaccines, Wayne Anderson, Wildrose Party, Working-Class
October 1, 2025
Stop the Scapegoating
…of international students.
Tags: Affordable Housing, Alberta, Alberta Views, Calgary, California, Canada, China, Cost of Living, Donald Trump, Edmonton, Funding cuts, Harvard University, India, International Students, Justin Trudeau, Keyano College, Local Media, Mark Carney, Norquest College, Ontario, Oxford University, Paula Simons, Polytechnic, Populism, Rent Controls, Scholarship, Separatist, Southern Alberta Institute of Technology, Stanford University, Student Visa, Temporary Foreign Workers, Toronto, Tuition, Undergraduate, United Kingdom, University of Alberta, University of Lethbridge, USA, Vancouver, Xenophobia
September 1, 2025
Should We Adopt a Proportional Electoral System?
A dialogue between Anita Nickerson and Lydia Miljan
Tags: Alberta, Alberta Politics, Alberta Separatism, Alberta Views, Canada, Cannabis, Communism, Electoral Reform, Fair Vote Canada, Federal Elections, First Past the Post, George Chahal, Green Party, House of Commons, Justin Trudeau, Local Media, Lydia Miljan, Majority Government, Maxime Bernier, Minority Government, Organization for Economic Co-operation and Development, People’s Party, Polarization, Popular Vote, Proportional Representation, Pros and Cons, Quebec, Randy Boissonnault, Referendum, Saskatchewan, Separatist, Tax Credit, Toronto, Two Party System, United Conservative Party, University of Windsor, USA, Voting
Tomorrow’s News
How to Fix Canada’s Media
Tags: Alberta, Alberta Books, Alberta Views, Canada, David Moscrop, Goose Lane, Hedge Funds, Inheritance, Journalism, Media funding, Newspapers, Non-Profit, Tax Credit, United Kingdom, United States
Dark Chapters
Reading the Still Lives of David Garneau
Tags: Alberta, Alberta Books, Alberta Views, David Garneau, Enoch Cree, Fred Wah, Governor General's Award, Metis, Murray Sinclair, Residential Schools, Still Life, Toronto, University of Regina Press, University of Toronto
A Story Can Be Told About Pain
Poetic and philosophical. A contemporary survival treatise
Tags: Alberta, Alberta Books, Alberta Views, Angie Abdou, Bangladesh, Climate Crisis, Debut Book, Debut Novel, Forests, Glaciers, Lisa Martin, Mountain Pine Beetle, NeWest Press, Wildfire
What a State
Danielle Smith’s dangerous embrace of US imperialism
Tags: 51st State, Alberta, Alberta Pension Plan, Alberta Separatism, Alberta Views, Australia, Authoritarianism, Barack Obama, Barry Cooper, Ben Shapiro, Brazil, Breitbart, Calgary, Canada, Canada Pension Plan, Cheryl Oates, China, COVID 19, Curtis Gillespie, Danielle Smith, Donald Trump, Doug Ford, Ed Stelmach, Edmonton, Federal Elections, Florida, Free Alberta Strategy, George W. Bush, Indigenous Rights, Iran, Ireland, Japan, Jason Kenney, Justin Trudeau, Ken Boessenkool, Latvia, LGBTQ, Local Media, MAGA, Mar-a-Lago, Mark Carney, Military, Narendra Modi, New Zealand, Oil and Gas, Ontario, Ottawa, Pensions, Pierre Poilievre, PragerU, Preston Manning, Provincial Elections, Putin, Rachel Notley, Ralph Klein, Referendum, Renters, Residential Schools, Rob Anderson, Rod Love, Rule of Law, Russia, Saudi Arabia, Separatist, Social Media, South Korea, Sovereignty Act, Supreme Court, Taiwan, Take Back Alberta, Tariffs, Ukraine, United Kingdom, University of Calgary, Vaccines
Deadly Streets
Alberta’s removal of photo radar is a mistake
Tags: Alberta, Alberta Municipalities, Alberta Politics, Alberta Views, Calgary, Chief of Police, City Council, COVID 19, Devin Dreeshen, Edmonton, Freedom of Information, Lethbridge, Local Media, Photo Radar, Prison, Public Schools, Quality of Life, School Boards, Social Media, United Conservative Party, Victoria Park, Virgil Grandfield
Hot, Loud and Angry
The UCP coal town hall.
Tags: Alberta, Alberta Politics, Alberta Views, Australia, Brian Jean, British Columbia, Chelsae Petrovic, Coal Mining, Crowsnest Pass, Danielle Smith, Fort Macleod, Fred Stenson, Gina Rinehart, Grassy Mountain, Lawsuits, Local Media, Oil Sands, Oldman River, Rebecca Schulz, RJ Sigurdson, Selenium, Sour Gas, Town Hall, United Conservative Party
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