Bravo, Premier Smith, for hosting and beginning to bring allies together for a strong, united team to represent the Canadian ...

WHAT SIN? Uh, excuse me but isn’t a Sin Tax on alcohol, tobacco, and coffee: Imposing a certain religious standard on the populace? What happened to the separation of church and state? Should the ...

I love how one Edmontonian complains that no one is using bike lanes downtown. Then a biker responds that it’s too dangerous ...

A cyclist travels along the divided bike lane on 99 Avenue near 106 Street in Edmonton, on Monday, May 6, 2019. Photo by Ian Kucerak / Postmedia file ...

It’s a bureaucratic shell game: the systematic clawback of the federal Canadian Disability Benefit (CDB). This $200 monthly lifeline, intended by Ottawa to alleviate poverty and offer a sliver ...

Councillor Cartmell is one hundred percent right in wanting to put a moratorium on infill building. I lived in Vancouver most of my life, and I witnessed the same type of infill development as ...

(Carney’s cabinet is amateur hour when it comes to international affairs.) ...

I think maybe the referendum on separation should be divided into southern Alberta and northern Alberta. If both choose to ...

Al Willey (We sure hope he knows what he’s doing.) Real downer While the rest of us have great pride in Alberta and Canada, especially on Canada Day, Lorne Gunter throws cold water on a day of ...

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