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Blog - Alberta Diary January 6
NDP strategist Brian Topp
NDP strategist Brian Topp on what Jagmeet Singh must do to win in 2019
David J. Climenhaga | In a lengthy social media essay published Friday, Topp outlines what the NDP must do to capture votes on both sides of the Rockies.
Blog - Alberta Diary January 3
Stephanie McLean and baby Patrick at the Legislature in 2016 (Photo: David J. Climenhaga).
Message from Notley signals departure of former cabinet minister Stephanie McLean
David J. Climenhaga | Stephanie McLean played a historic role as the first Alberta MLA to give birth while in office. Her son was born on February 12, 2016.
Blog - Alberta Diary January 3
Alberta Party Leader Stephen Mandel, back in the days he was a Progressive Conservative cabinet minister (Photo: David J. Climenhaga).
Alberta's schemes to improve image of oil industry unlikely to succeed
David J. Climenhaga | It's time for our government pick some economic winners instead of doubling down on an industry that increasingly looks like a loser over the long term.
Blog - On The Other Hand January 3
Jackie Shan publicity photo
Toronto soul musician Jackie Shane returns to spotlight with Grammy nomination
Penney Kome | Collectors revere Jackie Shane's soul recordings from the 1960s. Now the musician is being recognized with a nomination for a Grammy.
Blog - Alberta Diary January 2
Former Wildrose Leader Brian Jean. (Photo: Facebook).
Is former Wildrose Party leader Brian Jean plotting a comeback?
David J. Climenhaga | The former Alberta Opposition leader's holiday messages suggest a politician not quite ready to leave politics. It's happened with Brian Jean before.
Blog - A change is gonna come January 2
Canadian coins. Photo: KMR Photography/Flickr
Re-instating basic income in Ontario would help raise children out of poverty
Doreen Nicoll | 2019 is a new year full of hope and promise. It's time to share those gifts by implementing a basic income.
Blog - Alberta Diary December 31
Image: Jeff Wallace/Flickr
Alberta's top 10 political news stories of 2018: It's not all about that pipeline
David J. Climenhaga | Mars didn't invade Alberta, but orphan wells could end up being bigger than Orson Wells! We need a Green New Deal … or at least a sales tax! Don't hold your breath for either.
Blog - Indigenous Nationhood December 30
Image: Lorie Shaull/Flickr
Will 2019 be the year we make America native again?
Pamela Palmater | Trump's presidency represents a clear and present danger to Canada, and his disastrous policies have particularly devastating impacts on sovereign Indigenous nations across Turtle Island.
Blog - สูตรบาคาร่า www.getfitforeverzinn.com's staff blog December 29
Make a resolution to strengthen Canadian independent media
rabble staff | We’ve reached the end of 2018 (can you believe it?) and big changes lay around the bend! Be a part of the change and make a resolution for 2019 to support rabble with a donation before December 31.
Blog - Alberta Diary December 28
FCP Leader Derek Fildebrandt, back when he was still a member of the UCP Caucus. Photo: David J. Climenhaga
Breach of election rules or 'honest oversight' in hidden Alberta campaign donation?
David J. Climenhaga | MLA asks Elections Alberta to investigate claim Jason Kenney's UCP leadership campaign 'deliberately hid' donation. Derek Fildebrandt made the accusation in news release.
Blog - Alberta Diary December 27
Donna Kennedy-Glans in March 2015. Photo: David J. Climenhaga
Questions about Trudeau, treason reveal state of public discourse in Alberta
David J. Climenhaga | 'Has Trudeau committed treason?' The answer is no and the question the question a former PC Cabinet minister is asking is completely bonkers.
Blog - Alberta Diary December 24
Christmas at the Alberta Legislature, not a separatist in sight. Photo: Government of Alberta
Peak separatism has passed in Alberta
David J. Climenhaga | The Alberta separatism squall is over, folks. Watch for commentators to start backing away soon as they start to realize how little traction this partisan claptrap has.
Blog - Alberta Diary December 23
There's smoke, but is there fire? Questions about UCP party votes abound
David J. Climenhaga | About a week remains in December. Will there be any more allegations in 2018 about UCP voting irregularities, or will we have to wait till 2019?
Blog - The Activist Toolkit Blog December 23
Image: Pezibear/Pixabay
Taking on the liars and the right wing
Maya Bhullar | This year, we stood in solidarity with activists organizing against hate. Check out the Activist Toolkit's favourite fights of 2018.
Blog - Alberta Diary December 21
Freedom Conservative Party Leader Derek Fildebrandt, back in his UCP days, filling up extra gas cans to avoid the carbon tax. The next day gas prices went down (Photo: Twitter).
Freedom Conservative Party leader launches new campaign for Alberta separation
David J. Climenhaga | Derek Fildebrandt, the UCP exile who is the Freedom Conservative Party's sole MLA in the legislature, is trying to build a case for Catalonia along the Cordillera. Support for the idea is negligible.
Blog - Pulpit and Politics December 21
Jennifer Henry of KAIROS Canada. Photo by Dennis Gruending.
Renewed federal funding gives boost to KAIROS Women of Courage program
Dennis Gruending | The federal government has reinstated funding chopped in 2009 by the Harper regime for KAIROS Canada's Women of Courage program.
Blog - Cathy Crowe's blog December 21
Front page Toronto Star in 1998. "Plight of the homeless a national disaster."
New advocacy group calls for Toronto to declare state of emergency on homelessness
Cathy Crowe | Homelessness has reached post-apocalyptic levels in the absence of a national housing program.
Blog - Alberta Diary December 20
Conservative Opposition Leader Andrew Scheer riding in a truck. (Photo: Twitter).
How much did Edmonton truck protest cost and was it a political donation?
David J. Climenhaga | The purpose of the truck convoy protest was supposedly to demand a pipeline to tidewater, immediately, thereby improving the fortunes of Alberta's oil industry.
Blog - สูตรบาคาร่า www.getfitforeverzinn.com's staff blog December 20
rabble staff's favourite reads from 2018
rabble staff | Our staff pick their favourite reads from this year, including a groundbreaking biography, a psychological thriller, and a memoir on parenting and race.
Blog - Brent Patterson December 20
Image: Jason Zhang/Wikimedia Commons
The political year to come in 2019!
Brent Patterson | As 2018 comes to a close, what political dates are in your calendar for 2019?
Blog - Alberta Diary December 19
Perfesser Dave (Photo: Dave Olecko)
Perfesser Dave returns after long absence to explain Alberta politics to the rest of Canada
David J. Climenhaga | Some stories are just too confusing for ordinary bloggers to explain. That's when we turn to the expert knowledge offered by academics such as Perfesser Dave, Canada's expert on Alberta politics.
Blog - Brent Patterson December 18
Twitter photo by @ec_minister.
McKenna's global carbon market plan more charade than genuine climate action
Brent Patterson | Emission trading systems and weak carbon pricing coupled with a new tar sands pipeline do not add up to a credible action plan to stop climate breakdown.
Blog - Alberta Diary December 18
Athabasca University campus. Photo: daryl_mitchell/Flickr
Athabasca University and its faculty approach impasse in bargaining
David J. Climenhaga | Forcing Athabasca University administrators to reach a contract their faculty can live with would serve the public interest and government's political interest. What's not to like about that?
Blog - On The Other Hand December 18
Abandoned oil well
Alberta's abandoned gas wells could be used to heat homes, power businesses
Penney Kome | Geothermal engineers point to the potential to channel gas wells' heat to local homes and businesses.
Blog - สูตรบาคาร่า www.getfitforeverzinn.com's staff blog December 18
Looking for a progressive last-minute gift idea?
rabble staff | Are you stuck on gift ideas? Just can’t decide on those last-minute presents for your friends and loved ones? We have a gift idea for you.
Blog - The Views Expressed December 17
Photo: Image from kohl_photographer via Flickr.
As holidays approach, a few thoughts about spirituality and religion
Alex Sangha | There is a distinction to be made between being spiritual and religious. But how does God fit in? What unites us and divides us as a people? The concept of spirituality can lead to more caring, compas
Blog - Linda Leon's Blog December 17
Image: Alisdaire Hickson/Flickr
Does electoral reform keep extremists out?
Linda Leon | No country is immune from the plague of ultra-right movements. But countries with fairer electoral systems do have some resistance. First-past-the-post offers no resistance at all.
Blog - Alberta Diary December 16
It's depressing to compare Canada in 1979 with U.S. in 2018
David J. Climenhaga | Canadian Ambassador Ken Taylor smuggled six Americans out of Tehran in 1979. It's hard to imagine the U.S. returning the favour today.
Blog - Brent Patterson December 16
Environment Minister Catherine McKenna in 2017
Trudeau government fails to take bold action at COP24 to avoid climate breakdown
Brent Patterson | As the United Nations climate conference in Poland comes to a close, Canada fails to increase its ambition to address climate breakdown.
Blog - Independent Jewish Voices Canada December 15
Foreign Affairs Minister Chrystia Freeland in Ukraine, Dec. 2017.
Friends of Freeland's hardly friends to Canadian Jews
Judy Haiven | Description of fascist and anti-Semitic tendencies in Ukrainian state and military, to which Canadian Foreign Affairs Minister Chrystia Freeland turns a blind eye.

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