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Public sector unions have advantages when it comes to political influence by close association with the party they favour. They also have a steady and reliable revenue stream. What this
I recently received feedback from friends who attended COP29 in Baku, Azerbaijan last year where governments signed agreements for a UN-led global carbon market and trillions of dollars in wealth
I noticed a new headline today stating, “Why Canada’s Unemployment Rate is Rising Faster than in the USA.” I didn’t bother to read it because I couldn’t get past the
Where does one start? With all the daily uncertainty around our province and Canada overall, I ask myself that question every time I sit down to write about tariffs, or
Remember that old saying: ‘It’s the climate, Stupid’? Who knew the large role climate would play in our lives in the future? I always thought it was mainly farmers and
We have just experienced probably the strangest federal election in Canada ever, with an equally strange outcome! Although it isn’t over just yet, it seems that by some strange occurrence
The election is over, and Prime Minister Carney has some big plans! Some came directly from Pierre Poilievre’s binder, but “hey, who’s complaining?” Apparently, it’s OK if you have none
Now that nostalgia is no longer looked upon as a mental disorder, I am comfortable saying I am seriously nostalgic about the demise of the Hudson Bay Company. Regardless of the fact that Hudson’s Bay had retailer roots
We are at one of the most critical times in Canada. Not only did our Liberal PM have to step aside due to crashing support by all Canadians, including many
This time of the year I usually like to speculate on what may lie ahead for Alberta in 2025. However, Canada turned out to be ‘the neighbour who isn’t paying
