True to form, Smith is not actually campaigning for a “yes” vote. The provincial government’s $4 million advertising campaign about the separation referendum doesn’t promote the idea of staying in

Smith is out of sync with most Albertans, not to mention Canadians.

There are two separation options to choose from combined into one question. If that is not confusing enough, there are nine other referendum questions on individual colour-coded ballots that go

During Covid, certain Albertans were upset that public health officials and the government were imposing rules on them that took away their freedom. So now they want to do away

The U.S. president suggests charging a smoke tariff while Canada promises new pipelines to export oil and increase greenhouse gas emissions globally.

Is the latest anouncement to run a pipeline from Alberta to Ontario just a publicity stunt?

The Smith government's push for more cash-register surgery comes as the RCMP investigates provincial interference in contracts for private clinics.

Despite an agreement between PM Carney and Alberta Premier Smith to build an oil pipeline, there are no private sector investors willing to build it.

If most people vote to remain in Canada the game is over. And don’t talk to me about how the separatist movement can still build momentum even if they are

Smith can’t have it both ways. She is going to have to disavow the separatists if she wants a pipeline or she is going to have to support them and

So far only Tomas Lukaszuk, a former Progressive Conservative deputy premier, and former UCP premier Jason Kenney have taken up the cause. Where are all the other former Alberta PC

Alberta Premier Danielle Smith must be rubbing her hands with glee.

An Abacus survey found that independence is way down the list of Albertans primary concerns. Affordability dominates the public agenda.

Smith was in search of a problem that can get her government off the hook when it comes to the budget deficit so she chose immigrants as the scapegoat.

The new referendum question is being proposed: “Do you agree that Alberta should continue to be a part of Canada?” This gives Premier Smith a decision to make.

But those billions of people living in energy poverty could just as easily use Chinese technology for cheaper renewable energy and become energy self sufficient rather than importing millions of

Last week Edmonton's school board came up with a list of over 200 books that would be taken out of their libraries, including Margaret Atwood’s “The Handmaids Tale,” Maya Angelou's

In 2024, our canola exports were $14.5 billion. This year, the harvest is in danger.

Smith's town halls veer too close to misrepresenting Albertans' views.

In 2024, our canola exports were $14.5 billion. This year, the harvest is in danger.

How exactly is Poilievre campaigning? It must be difficult when Mark Carney has stolen most of your ideas and is high in the opinion polls (so far).

There’s still a lot to be sorted out before anyone puts shovels in the ground for a new pipeline. And despite Rob Ford’s best efforts in Calgary and Danielle Smith’s

PM Mark Carney should scoff at the threat of separation given that the separatists got only 18 per cent of the vote in a seat where they were expected to

The Alberta government is following the footsteps of U.S. health secretary and anti-vaxxer Robert F. Kennedy Jr. by making it more expensive to get a COVID-19 shot.

Alberta's premier is showing weak leadership as she'd rather set the province on fire than govern.

It will be interesting to see how Conservative leader Pierre Poilievre handles Alberta premier Danielle Smith's encouragement of Alberta separatists.

Alberta's premier takes credit for saving her province from Trump's tariffs on oil and gas and is now gearing up for her next battle — with the federal government.

The Alberta premier has created a series of demands that will immediately cause problems for the Mark Carney-led Liberal Party, should it win the April 28 election.

The Oval Office scene of Trump and Vice-President JD Vance bullying President Volodymyr Zelenskyy of Ukraine instructs Canada as to how low Trump will go.

Danielle Smith’s attacks on Alberta Health Services for so-called resistance is nothing more than a distraction. Albertans shouldn’t be taken in by it.

Alberta Premier Danielle Smith’s fortunes abruptly changed when a former CEO of Alberta Health Services accused her government of corruption.

If Alberta's premier persuades Trump and his people that Canadian oil is just as good as U.S oil she just might get the exemption she has been seeking.

Despite Smith's trip to Florida, the question still remains: can Alberta oil avoid the 25 per cent tariffs that Trump has threatened?

Trump isn’t backing down from his tariff threat, so it’s time to start standing up for ourselves.

After a busy week, it looks like Alberta is getting closer to declaring independence — or maybe joining the U.S.

We cannot fall into the trap of believing the president-elect is rational – so we must not cave into his blackmail or immediately retaliate with self-destructive tariffs

The PMO says that meeting will be held Wednesday, signaling the urgency Trudeau and premiers feel about Trump's statements.

We would be wise not to look down on our neighbours to the south.