Smith needs to find savings inside of Alberta. She needs stop taking out billions in loans, shrink the size of government and pay down the debt. If Smith can forge a fiscally strong Fortress Alberta, ...

Carney’s position on energy policy has been confusing, to say the least. On the campaign trail, he promised to keep Trudeau’s arbitrary emissions cap for the oil and gas sector, and Bill C-69.

It’s not really surprising Nenshi is not popular. He is a big BLOWHARD. A lot of hot air. He thinks he is smarter than everyone. He doesn’t even represent any party, especially NDP. I think ...

Alberta oil has been financing the wickedly expensive spending of the federal Liberals and paying off their debt service payments, BUT after 2026, Canada’s debt will be Canada’s problem, and ...

Not Canada’s team I am sorry, but not all of Canada is cheering for the Oilers! The over-hyped, over-sensitive team (if you hit them, you get a penalty), yet (Darnell) Nurse can slash and break ...

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This advertisement has not loaded yet, but your article continues below. The Alberta government is spending more than $79.3 billion this year, an increase of 8.4% from last year. The second ...

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What happens when a government outsources its principles?

Regret and remorse aren’t always synonymous.

Nope, I was not prepared for this. I’d read the stories talking about the low water level behind the Oldman Dam and seen a picture or two so I figured I’d head down there and have a look for ...

Premier, you said the tax cut would result in real and significant savings to put towards housing … those rents going up, up, up. Or the money from the tax cut could go to life’s other ...