It looks like there may be a buyer for the Trans Mountain Pipeline after all, Danielle Smith says. Continue reading →

They are ignoring a serious and immediate problem right in their own backyard, writes Danielle Smith. Continue reading →

Danielle Smith explores the possibility of mining the moon for a new power source. Continue reading →

I’m beginning to think we need to start referring to Ward 11 council member Jeromy Farkas as the Leader of the Official Opposition on Calgary City Council. Continue reading →

Danielle Smith says it’s pretty clear that public feedback won’t save the dog park at Queen’s Park, and ‘That’s what makes the public so cynical about public consultations.’ Continue reading →

EcoJustice wants the government to set a regulatory target in line with U.S. benchmarks and demand companies meet it. Continue reading →

The Canadian Real Estate Association president wants a moratorium on home-grown cannabis because of risk of mould and fungus. Danielle Smith says that’s a huge exaggeration. Continue reading →

Looking at the tracking polls – and a new one was out today from Ipsos polling – the prime minister has suffered a reversal of fortunes and that seems the most obvious turning point. Continue reading →

A meat tax is a proposal we need to keep an eye on. If it happens in Denmark or Sweden, it’s only a matter of time before it spreads elsewhere. Continue reading →

For UCP to be successful, it needs to offer an equally welcome home for those who have progressive views on these hot button issues. Continue reading →