Where are health-care users in Alberta doctors’ contract dispute?
The health-care system in theory exists for the benefit of Albertans. We pay the bills, yet we’re not at the table…
Energy industry a pipeline to Indigenous prosperity
The link between oil sands development and First Nations prosperity is clear and profound. Project delays can be devastating…
Political leadership in Alberta missing in action
The province is stuck in a one-generational political rut that’s built on memories of easy money…
Alberta park closures a profound betrayal of trust
This is our land to use and enjoy. It should not be sold or privatized. Its status should not depend on partisan politics or the state of the economy…
Alberta needs a better deal from better neighbours
Quebec and B.C. are committing constitutional mutiny, preventing Alberta from developing solutions to being landlocked. It’s time for independence…
The sky’s the limit for helium industry
Until recently, helium demand was confined to the military, weather balloons and party balloons. Technological advancement has increased demand…
Teck decision underscores investment crisis in Canada
There’s been a significant drop in investment across 10 of the 15 major sectors of the Canadian economy, and the federal government is to blame…
First Nation supporters of Coastal GasLink need to step up
It's time to go to each of the 20 First Nations that support Coastal GasLink to solicit their help in making sure the pipeline gets built…
Alberta throws a stick of dynamite into education system
Being tested and labelled at an early age can have a devastating effect on a child’s self-esteem and intellectual potential…
Wet’suwet’en protests create a national tipping point
The duties of Aboriginal title and the general public awareness of climate science have combined to create a sense that enough is enough…