By Curtis Gillespie In Democracy, Feature, GovernmentPosted September 1, 2025What a StateDanielle Smith’s dangerous embrace of US imperialism READ MORE
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By Jason Markusoff In Feature, Leadership, PoliticsPosted January 1, 2013Our Surprising PremierAlison Redford appeals to a broader base. READ MORE
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By Sheila Pratt In Culture, Feature, Government, PoliticsPosted May 1, 2009Martha and Henry RetireThe end of Ralph Klein's "severely normal" master narrative. READ MORE
By Fred Stenson In Agriculture, Feature, PoliticsPosted May 1, 2008Urban vs RuralOur cities dismiss the rural, but now a farmer is premier. Ed Stelmach and Alberta's oldest conflict. READ MORE
By Darcy Henton In Feature, Leadership, PoliticsPosted June 1, 2007Finding His WayRalph Klein was a master of media relations. It’s a hard act to follow. READ MORE
By Mark Lisac In Elections, Feature, PoliticsPosted March 1, 2005Signs of a New FermentThe Not-So-Predictable 2004 Election. READ MORE
By Doug McIntyre In Feature, Media, PoliticsPosted May 1, 2004Whose Side are They On?Do Alberta’s political cartoonists critique our attitudes, or merely reflect them? READ MORE
By Curtis Gillespie In Feature, PoliticsPosted July 1, 2000The ContenderLiberal leader Nancy MacBeth, former candidate for the leadership of the provincial Conservatives—and Ralph Klein’s archrival—prepares for the campaign of her life. READ MORE