
It’s Time for the Alberta Government to Exercise Some Fiscal Fitness
The Alberta budget, The Path to Balance, offers a long and winding road to balance the books when a short straight line would do the trick. Similar to losing weight,

The Alberta budget, The Path to Balance, offers a long and winding road to balance the books when a short straight line would do the trick. Similar to losing weight,

There’s a reason more than a hundred volunteers gathered outside Liberal MP Kent Hehr’s constituency office in late February in support of the Kinder Morgan pipeline expansion project. They weren’t

Three pieces of sculpture named “Cultivate” have been unveiled at Harmony, the new Bordeaux Development and Qualico community just to the northwest of Springbank Airport. The sculptures were design-built by

I should be used to this by now, but each time another government moves to mess up the economy, I am once again astounded. To say that the third budget

Governments are not known for being cost-effective organizations due to a number of perverse incentives – politicians putting politics before rational decisions and powerful employee unions pressuring politicians into signing

The federal Liberals have always been able to overcome their lack of ability to formulate consistent policy by use of tightly-controlled marketing. I can still remember Pierre Trudeau, who was

Tyler Chisholm, CEO ClearMotive Marketing Group, says as the world of technology evolves he has been excited to collaborate with clients to bring some amazing solutions to the table. Hive

Alberta has historically had the enviable reputation of being the most business-friendly jurisdiction in Canada. Sadly though, with the provincial government seemingly content to rest on its laurels, that status

Thanks to a gullible media and some pretty lax security screening, the anti-pipeline insurgency chalked up a minor victory in Nanaimo. As I watched a live stream of Prime Minister

The rest of the world is laughing at us. They must be. No rational person or country would look at Canada, observe how we’re constantly obstructing our own energy industry