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The Parkland Institute marks 25 years

Tags: Alaska, Alberta Views, Alcohol, City Council, Communism, Fraser Institute, Leadership Race, Parkland Institute, Public Healthcare, Ricardo Acuna

November 1, 2021

From Dismissed to Disposable

A virus that killed almost no one but Nobodies. What could be more convenient?

Tags: Alberta, Alberta Views, Alcohol, Ambulances, Assisted Living, Brazil, Canadian Medical Association, Clem Martini, Facebook, Geriatric Healthcare, Germany, Iran, Medicare, Palliative Care, Paramedics, Schizophrenia, Social Media

Petrified Gossip

An ongoing history of the UCP.

Tags: Abortion, Alberta, Alberta Views, Capitalism, Fred Stenson, Preston Manning, Resignation

Learning to Love Winter

…thanks to a rambunctious friend.

On Second Thought

Tags: ADHD, Alberta Views, COVID 19, Edmonton, Healthcare Workers, Paula Simons, Skiing

Should All Long-Term Care Be Public?

Rebecca Graff-McRae and Peter Shawn Taylor

Tags: Alberta, Alberta Views, Canada, Canada Emergency Wage Subsidy, Canadian Institute for Health Information, COVID 19, Debate, Dementia, Geriatric Healthcare, Health Quality Council, Labour Costs, Lawsuits, Long-Term Care, Monopoly, Palliative Care, Parkland Institute, Peter Shawn Taylor, Private Sector, Pros and Cons, Quality of Life, Rebecca Graff-McRae

An Unwanted Voice

Why I was forced off the Banff Centre board

Tags: Adam Waterous, Alberta, Alberta Views, Authoritarianism, Banff, BIPOC, Censorship, Donna Kennedy-Glans, Indigenous Leaders, Mike Mendelman, Minister of Advanced Education, Peace Country, Private Sector, Resignation, The Banff Centre, Todd Loewen, Wife

Fixing Long-Term Care

COVID-19 exposed decades of neglect

Tags: Alberta, Alberta Views, Autonomy, Canada, Canada Health Act, Dementia, Disease Control, Geriatric Healthcare, High School, Long-Term Care, Minimum Wage, New Brunswick, Nursing, Palliative Care, Quality of Life, Registered Nurse, Support Worker

Leaving home for the first time is already fraught for a teenager. But for the non-binary narrator of Green Glass Ghosts, a young queer person who has fled Calgary for the supposedly more nourishing environment of Vancouver, being on their own is complicated by memories of abuse and religious intolerance, issues of identity, their need […]