Danielle Smith does not, and that's democratically dangerous.

Why the Conservative leader is weighing in on the fate of more than 300 birds after avian flu was discovered in the flock.

Trigger Warning: This one's gonna be preachy.

The beauty/tragedy of the Internet is that you can be on the other side of the globe and still (overly) connected to what’s going on at home.

Premier Danielle Smith says she is striking a post-mortem election panel to give Albertans the chance to raise issues they might want put to a referendum.

A former Alberta Health Services CEO has made stunning allegations of government interference on behalf of private companies in health care deals

Athana Mentzelopoulos was dismissed two days before a meeting with province’s auditor on her investigation, according to letter

I'd throw a punch to fight for Canada's sovereignty while reserving and exercising my right to criticize this country. That's a fine form of patriotism.

It should be abundantly clear that “establishment liberalism” is no longer viable.

Are voters willing to sacrifice democracy if they get everything else they want from their political leaders? Recent trends towards illiberalism in established democracies have called into question...

While conspiracy theories have long been tied to race, ethnicity, and religion, understanding this relationship is increasingly important in countries where White identity has become politically charg...

Long-time What Now?!? subscribers know that I’m no fan of the Alberta Sovereignty Act.