
Parker’s Pen – September 2024
My first job in Calgary as advertising manager of The Albertan meant that I could spend part of my mornings with two great cartoonists – Ben Wicks and Sid Barron.
My first job in Calgary as advertising manager of The Albertan meant that I could spend part of my mornings with two great cartoonists – Ben Wicks and Sid Barron.
The Green Line vision – by its name tied to ‘Climate Change’ – was conceptualized in 2016 with lots of justification and talk about Calgary expanding by hundreds of thousands of people,
There’s a lot to be said for an economy that relies significantly on Canada’s natural resources sector. For one thing, our resources are so abundant – from water to forests,
Nice to think that our city council is able to take the summer away from all of their tough decision-making on important subjects such as single-use bags, how many chickens
One shot in golf that can teach us a lot about ball striking our irons is the is the chip swing. If you can improve on this, you can grow
Water is one of the most important and present substance in our lives. It drives the weather and shapes our geography. It is a secret ingredient in such things as
Grocery chains are being clobbered from all sides for the rising costs of their merchandise. No doubt most everything is up in price, but the food is not totally responsible.
While anti-development activists constantly push to shut down natural resource development in Canada and forego the economic benefits that come with, it becomes more important than ever that we take
We all want instant gratification, and why wouldn’t we?! Golf can give us this sometimes. But accomplishing our own success improving our game consistently is a different story. Why? Success
Big government involvement is solving issues that often do not turn out the way they intended. Some things should really be left to the experts! An example would be the