Posted inAlberta Politics, Canadian Politics Good news-bad news for Tory candidate Maxime Bernier as Boston Stranger packs up his carpet bag and heads home by David ClimenhagaApril 27, 2017May 4, 2017
Posted inAlberta Politics Here we go again: Opacity not transparency characterizes Alberta’s right-wing merger talks by David ClimenhagaApril 24, 2017May 4, 2017
Posted inAlberta Politics Two by-elections, three probes, and plenty more: All the Alberta political news that’s fit to print by David ClimenhagaApril 4, 2017
Posted inAlberta Politics Jason Kenney and the GSA reverse-tip-line brouhaha: Is this conservative turning into the Anita Bryant of Canada? by David ClimenhagaApril 3, 2017
Posted inAlberta Politics Guest Post: With friends like these … Jason Kenney’s biggest challenge may come from his political allies by David ClimenhagaMarch 21, 2017
Posted inAlberta Politics It’s springtime for Kenney in Wildrose country as Alberta bids farewell to progressive conservatism by David ClimenhagaMarch 19, 2017March 19, 2017
Posted inAlberta Politics When the celebrated Mr. K. performs his feat on Saturday … what will Brian Jean do? by David ClimenhagaMarch 15, 2017
Posted inAlberta Politics The Trump-like hallmark of Jason Kenney’s campaign: Its singular lack of ideas by David ClimenhagaMarch 7, 2017
Posted inAlberta Politics Two polls and two by-elections signal an interesting spell in Alberta politics ahead by David ClimenhagaFebruary 23, 2017February 23, 2017
Posted inAlberta Politics Are non-Albertans who FRWN on progress behind many of the online threats against Premier Rachel Notley? by David ClimenhagaFebruary 20, 2017
Posted inAlberta Politics It won’t hurt NDP for centrist voters to understand how close Rachel Notley’s energy policy is to Jim Prentice’s proposals by David ClimenhagaFebruary 18, 2017February 18, 2017
Posted inAlberta Politics Canada’s Conservative Party, a once-great national organization, is being overwhelmed by its own extremists by David ClimenhagaFebruary 17, 2017