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Article content WATCH as Sun Media political columnist Lorne Gunter asks the hard questions about COVID-19 and whether there has been a thorough enough investigation by the World Health Organization into its origins. And it’s possible connections to Canada. What do YOU think? Is there a massive coverup by the Chinese government in the state of Wuhan? Tweet and Facebook us! And don’t forget to… → Read More
The fault is clearly with the Trudeau government’s entirely spineless response to blockades across the country → Read More
Now Justin Trudeau’s privilege truly is showing.I’m talking about Trudeau’s announcement Thursday that the planet can be saved and the plight of the urban poor reversed if only we would spend gobs of taxpayers’ dollars getting underprivileged urchins out camping. → Read More
So Elizabeth May got caught Photoshopping a reusable coffee mug with metal straw into her hands in a Green party promotional photo. All right, May probably didn’t do the image-doctoring herself. She likely didn’t even approve the fakery. Blame the Green party spin “machine.” (Think the election equivalent of a push lawn mower.) Still, the […] → Read More
So Elizabeth May got caught Photoshopping a reusable coffee mug with metal straw into her hands in a Green Party promotional photo.Alright, May probably didn’t do the image-doctoring herself. She likely didn’t even approve the fakery. Blame the Green Party spin machine. → Read More
I take no pleasure in arguing that Brian Jean is coming unglued in his bid to win the UCP leadership. → Read More
Since Monday’s municipal elections, the New Democrats have had a new spring in their steps, a renewed optimism about their chances of being re-elected in 2019. → Read More
Almost the moment TransCanada announced Thursday it was ending its attempt to build the $15-billion Energy East Pipeline from Alberta to New Brunswick, the federal Liberal government began insisting this was purely a “business decision.” → Read More
The Notley government’s proposed rules for legal pot sales in Alberta, released Wednesday, might just work. → Read More
Jagmeet Singh, the former criminal defence lawyer and Ontario MPP who was elected federal NDP leader on the weekend, is good news for the Tories and very bad news for Justin Trudeau and the Liberals. → Read More
At least three Edmonton Police Service officers – including two riding in cruisers chasing suspect Abdulahi Sharif through downtown Edmonton on Saturday evening – have admitted to me they had permission to shoot him if they had an unobstructed line of fire with no threat to bystanders. → Read More
I’ve always thought the expression “an apples and oranges comparison” misses the mark, slightly. → Read More
My friend and colleague, Paula Simons at the Edmonton Journal, recently wrote, “No. No. No. Please tell me we’re not about to relitigate the west LRT line.” → Read More
Shortly after the UCP leadership debate at Calgary’s Mount Royal University wrapped up on Wednesday, Brian Jean’s campaign team sent out a news release proclaiming him the winner. → Read More
During the past month, as major hurricanes have menaced the Caribbean and Gulf of Mexico, we have been told there is a connection between burning coal in Alberta and the monster storms. → Read More
Last week, P.E.I. Liberal MP Wayne Easter let it be known he was opposed to his own government’s proposed small business tax changes. Or if not opposed, at least concerned. → Read More
You know you’re really far left when you are further left than the new NDP government in B.C., and Alberta’s Notley government is even further left than the new Horgan government in Victoria. → Read More
Full disclosure: I was once a volunteer on the board of directors at Northlands. From the late 1980s to the early 1990s, I worked on committees that planned and promoted horseracing, Klondike Days and the Canadian Finals Rodeo. → Read More
When I was in university, two of the dumbest guys I knew had a thriving pot business. → Read More