Alberta

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How the UCP is reframing Alberta’s separatist gambit

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UCP cuts to Alberta Legal Aid will hurt the most vulnerable

The wired, wired west

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The Law Society of Alberta’s decision on Kaycee Madu is unjust

Danielle Smith in profile. 

What does Alberta’s Provincial Priorities Act signal for Canadian research?

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Environmental impact reviews should take a more regional perspective

Danielle Smith speaks before microphones with two Alberta flags in the blurred background.

Alberta’s Bill 18 is another strategy from Quebec’s playbook

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Alberta’s distorted view of their own political culture

Budget needs to set an accelerated course for a low-carbon future

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Why the carbon tax often costs more in Atlantic Canada

Canadians sharply more dissatisfied with direction of country at end of 2023

To reduce homelessness, look at shelter-use patterns

Premier Danielle Smith speaks in front of a podium wearing a red blazer and blouse stands in front of a stylized illustration of a maple leaf.

Alberta should think twice before breaking from the Canada Pension Plan

Danielle Smith speaks at a glass podium, speaking notes in one hand, with a stylized image of the Edmonton skyline filling the background.

The Alberta government must release analysis of the harm caused by federal government climate change policies

Austerity in public education financing is fostering growing inequities in Canada

Smith stands in front of a row of large blue Alberta flags draped on their poles. She is holding a black plastic binder. She’s wearing a black jacket and a green shirt with a necklace.

Who would benefit from the UCP personal income tax proposal in Alberta?

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