Posted inAlberta Politics, Canadian Politics The refugee crisis: Harper Conservatives just can’t spin it both ways by David ClimenhagaSeptember 6, 2015
Posted inAlberta Politics NDP strength in Calgary-Foothills riding suggests May 5 election was no fluke – and could rattle federal Tory narrative by David ClimenhagaAugust 26, 2015September 2, 2015
Posted inCanadian Politics Is there enough Orange Wave left in Alberta to propel more Dippers to Ottawa? by David ClimenhagaAugust 18, 2015August 26, 2015
Posted inCanadian Politics Two polls, widely different results, and Postmedia only reports one – what gives? by David ClimenhagaJuly 25, 2015August 1, 2015
Posted inAlberta Politics Murky and contradictory poll results, weird timing, unlikely to divert media from its dubious narrative about Alberta’s NDP by David ClimenhagaJuly 7, 2015
Posted inAlberta Politics New Democrats to have real nomination battle in Calgary-Foothills riding by David ClimenhagaJuly 2, 2015July 3, 2015
Posted inAlberta Politics A vote for the NDP is a vote for change; a vote for the Wildrose Party is a vote for the same old Tory dynasty by David ClimenhagaMay 1, 2015
Posted inAlberta Politics Tory civil war? Stream of unhappy revelations suggests PC party is turning on itself, if not actually imploding by David ClimenhagaApril 29, 2015April 29, 2015
Posted inAlberta Politics Why the Tory premier attacked the NDP leader: The simplest explanation is the best by David ClimenhagaApril 25, 2015
Posted inAlberta Politics Two Austerity Parties, One Guv’nor: In 2015, the only way to protect health care is to vote NDP by David ClimenhagaApril 22, 2015
Posted inAlberta Politics Prentice PCs’ flip-flop on charity tax credit cut shows early-election justification was pure baloney by David ClimenhagaApril 21, 2015April 21, 2015
Posted inAlberta Politics There’s plenty of opposition to Alberta’s PCs – the question is, which way will it break? by David ClimenhagaApril 20, 2015
