Going green
It’s been a long time since I was actively involved in partisan politics, but given the way this government has …
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Deny, deny, deny
Two weeks ago, Deborah Yedlin, a columnist with the Calgary Herald, wrote that “the time has come to find a …
WWTD (What Would Trudeau Do)?
The good people at The Commons have posted my quasi-rant about the impending takeover of Potash Corporation and what it …
The virtue of volume
If there was any kind of proportional relationship between the number of articles about the future of journalism and its …
Walk the line
Business journalists have to walk a very fine line. While they can’t be cheerleading shills for a given company or …
The Tempest
Leave it to a national theatre critic to empty his tin of gasoline onto Edmonton’s smouldering cultural fire. In Saturday’s …
Much ado about something
Generally speaking, a manufactured conflict that plays out on a blog is about as interesting to me as the bowel …
Rafe relief
From his time as a Social Credit MLA to his years as a radio host on CKNW to his more …
Pot, kettle
When it comes to the enrichment of the political discourse in this country, there are few organizations that do better …
Spin city
Even in their wildest dreams, it’s unlikely that the architects of Rethink Alberta’s recent attack on the oil sands imagined …
