Forget about banning American imports. In Alberta, the government is actively importing as many aspects of their political culture as possible. The latest: election denialism.

ALT: Mr Bean's Playful Nose Tap

The Alberta government has announced new development measures that will force Edmonton to change infill rules and alter how new homes are allowed to take shape in neighbourhoods in the province's larg...

Five practical messages to explain this isn’t a game worth the risk of playing.

They say the best predictor of future behaviour is past behaviour. That’s bad news for Alberta; again.

Listen to How some Alberta separatists are courting U.S. support from The Decibel wherever you get your podcasts!

YouTube video by Separation Anxiety: The Alberta Referendum

Separatists want to scrap Indigenous treaties while Indigenous Albertans say there’s no exit clause

Vote to stay and send Washington the right message. Namely, don’t fuck with us.

YouTube video by CBC British Columbia

Immigration policy needs to be about building lives around family, professional aspirations, global connections, freedom from discrimination, social networks, and even finding love. It needs to inhere...

This article critically analyzes provincial authority to unilaterally amend the Constitution of Canada. Via an assessment of the purported amendments in Quebec’s Bill 96, which would recognize Quebece...

Election legislation requires Elections Alberta to treat every complaint as confidential.  This means Elections Alberta is legislatively prohibited from commenting on complaints, allegations, or inves...

Truth means zero tolerance for Residential School Denialism

Alberta Premier Danielle Smith mused to civic leaders that the Municipal Government Act is "kind of like our constitution with each other.”

A shocking report finds the UCP ignored evidence of high risk.

When my time matters most, will my place in line be determined by how urgently I need care — or by how much I can afford to pay for it?

The Victory App, a campaign tool built by the Israeli company LogiVote, prompted users to participate in a mission to post AI-written comments supportive of Toronto mayoral candidate Brad Bradford.