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 Now the public’s tuned in, it’ll be hard to put a lid back on discussion of rich subsidies to ritzy private schools by David ClimenhagaMarch 9, 2017March 9, 2017
Posted inAlberta Politics International Women’s Day turns into a major embarrassment for Alberta’s tone-deaf opposition by David ClimenhagaMarch 8, 2017March 8, 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 School bus rides may not be free, as interim Tory leader reminds us, but we all benefit when we share the cost by David ClimenhagaMarch 5, 2017March 5, 2017
Posted inAlberta Politics Shoreline, True Grit, photo-bombing, certainty and the Deity: random observations from Alberta’s Throne Speech by David ClimenhagaMarch 3, 2017
Posted inAlberta Politics Alberta’s NDP tends not to make a game of Thrones, so tomorrow’s speech may actually give us useful information! by David ClimenhagaMarch 1, 2017
Posted inAlberta Politics Conservative parties compete to demand fat tax subsidies for Alberta’s education special interest groups by David ClimenhagaFebruary 27, 2017
Posted inAlberta Politics Opposition parties strangely quiet as Alberta Finance Minister stops the ABC Sector gravy train by David ClimenhagaFebruary 26, 2017
Posted inAlberta Politics Two views of Alberta third-quarter financial update: Steady as Joe goes, versus Faster, Pussycat! Cut! Cut! by David ClimenhagaFebruary 24, 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 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
