On Sunday afternoon, an eight-kilometre convoy of big rigs and pickups rolled through Whitecourt, located about 165 kilometres northwest of Edmonton. Continue reading →

Speakers at another pro-pipeline rally in Alberta continued their attacks on Ottawa, saying if leaders don’t hear their message now, they will when a planned convoy arrives there in 2019. Continue reading →

Rallies covering a wide range of issues in cities across Alberta were held on Saturday. Continue reading →

A boisterous crowd, many carrying signs, could be heard chanting “build that pipe,” a refrain that was followed by loud cheers. Continue reading →

Albertan Sen. Paula Simons explained why she and other senators voted to refer Bill C-69 to committee, citing the need for amendments. Continue reading →

As Canadians struggle to make sense of some of the policy choices – or lack thereof – on the part of the Trudeau Liberals, there seems to be an emerging trend of reaching for some more outlandish explanations. Continue reading →

“When Trudeau told the New York Times that Canada was ‘the first post-national state,’ I wasn’t sure what he meant,” writes radio host and blogger Danielle Smith. “But I never thought it would mean extinguishing the Canadian identity.” Continue reading →

Protestors demonstrated in downtown Edmonton Friday morning outside the building where Natural Resources Minister Amarjeet Sohi was speaking before business leaders. Continue reading →