Danielle Smith explains why she wanted to interview former UCP candidate Caylan Ford, who resigned after an online conversation came to light that appeared to sympathize with white nationalist rhetoric. Continue reading →

When voters go to the polls on April 16, it will probably be with a sigh of relief over the end of one of the ugliest campaigns in Alberta history. Continue reading →

The list celebrates an array of industries, talents and contributions to the city. Continue reading →

Derek Fildebrandt and the Freedom Conservative Party has launched an ‘Equality or Independence’ campaign in Alberta — and he may have a point, Danielle Smith says. 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 →

After a history of siding with environmentalists, Rachel Notley and the Alberta NDP government are doing just about anything to get Alberta’s oil to market, writes Danielle Smith. Continue reading →

It is sad 2,300 workers in Oshawa will be losing their jobs with the closure of the GM plant. But GM is failing in Oshawa because they are producing cars that consumers no longer want, writes Danielle Smith. Continue reading →

Danielle Smith says she suspects a private member’s bill to ban conversion therapy is more likely a trap the NDP is setting to trip up the UCP. Continue reading →

There is no point in having dumb rules for cannabis because you’ll end up with mass non-compliance. Yet that’s what the province and the city have done, Danielle Smith says. Continue reading →

Edmonton-Castle Downs MLA Nicole Goehring is drafting a private member’s bill to ban gay conversion therapy in Alberta. Continue reading →