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Wild Rose Bullet
The Edmonton/Calgary corridor continues to grow rapidly. So too does Alberta’s debate over high-speed rail.

Tags: Airdrie, Alberta, Alberta Views, Argentina, Barack Obama, Beijing, Brazil, Canada, Canadian Pacific Railway, Canadian Taxpayers Federation, Chamber of Commerce, Finland, Fraser Institute, Global Warming, Greenpeace, North Saskatchewan River, Peter Lougheed, Railroad, South America, Spain, Taiwan, Tax Benefits, Think Tank, Transit
April 1, 2010
An Immodest Proposal
Why Alberta progressives must stay the course.

Tags: Alberta, Alberta Views, Athabasca, Athabasca University, Canmore, Class Size, Community Support, Credit Union, Heritage Fund, Inheritance, Ireland, Israel, Monopoly, Patriotism, Popular Vote, Public Healthcare, Rural Ridings, Sahara, Urban Sprawl
March 1, 2010
A Walk in the Park
How can we really know our politicians? One man’s quest to understand what makes Danielle Smith tick.

Tags: Abortion, Alberta, Alberta Politics, Alberta Views, Canada Post, Canadian Federation of Independent Business, Coyotes, Danielle Smith, Facebook, Fraser Institute, Nose Hill Park, Social Media
Deconstructing Danielle
The new Wildrose Alliance leader is remembered with mixed feelings by former bosses and colleagues.

Tags: Alberta, Alberta Views, Calgary Board of Education, Canadian Federation of Independent Business, Danielle Smith, Doug Firby, Fraser Institute, Maurice Tougas, Mavericks, Peter Lougheed, Property Rights, Think Tank
The Value of Your Vote
Rural votes are worth up to three times as much as urban votes. How Alberta is confronting this thorny issue.

Tags: Airdrie, Alberta, Alberta Views, Alison Redford, Battle River, Brian Mason, Cardston, Census Data, Chestermere, Dave Bronconnier, Drumheller, Electoral Boundaries Commission, Electoral Reform, Facebook, Kent Hehr, Little Bow, Livingstone, Minister of Justice, Population, Resignation, Rural Ridings, Social Media, St. Paul, Stettler, Supreme Court, University of Lethbridge, Vegreville, Voting, West Yellowhead, Wood Buffalo
The Turquoise Sea
Few intimates escape the withering devastation of a family member’s suicide.

Tags: Atheist, Cemetery, North Saskatchewan River, Suicide
January 1, 2010
The Possibility of Hope
Confronting Alberta’s high suicide rates.

Tags: Alberta, Alberta Views, Autonomy, Bipolar, Borderline Personality Disorder, David Swan, Domestic Abuse, Family Doctors, Jan Reimer, Lesbian, LGBTQ, Mental Illness, Nursing, Peter Lougheed, Peter Lougheed Centre, Public Healthcare, Registered Nurse, Veterans, Women's Health, Women's Shelter
Temporary Parents
The province of Alberta is the legal guardian of some 9000 children. What are we doing to them?

Tags: Airdrie, Alberta, Alberta Views, Foster Care, Nigeria, Parental Rights, Residential Schools, Strathmore, Sudan, Teacher Strike, Veterans
The New Seattle
An Alberta city emerges as the new (literary) Seattle.

Tags: Alberta, Alberta Views, Alice Major, Andrew Nikiforuk, Bayeux Arts, Brazil, Caterina Edwards, Frontenac House, Giller Prize, Marina Endicott, Rudy Wiebe, Seattle, Serbia, Thomas Trofimuk, Thomas Wharton, Victoria Callihoo, Writers Guild of Alberta
December 1, 2009
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