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David Climenhaga's focus on local government and political developments in Alberta, Canada, particularly around healthcare, homelessness, and the actions of specific political figures such as Jason Kenney. His coverage heavily features government announcements and legal policy regulation.
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By: David Climenhaga
The announcement of Justin Trudeau's resignation plan yesterday leaves Alberta's United Conservative Party with the conundrum of what to do about the timing of the Edmonton-Strathcona by-election, in which Alberta NDP Leader Naheed Nenshi intends to run to replace his predecessor, Rachel Notley.
By: David Climenhaga
When it comes to developing sweeping policy changes or building provincial budgets, Alberta's United Conservative Party Government likes to do it in the dark.
By: David Climenhaga
Message to Alberta Health Services’ new interim chief executive officer and to whomever follows him as CEO: “Don’t let the revolving door hit you on the way out!” How many chief executive officers has AHS had since premier Ed Stelmach’s Progressive Conservative Government promised in 2008 to create “a 21st century health care system” and […]
By: David Climenhaga
If Justin Trudeau has the guts and moxie to throw the gloves down on the ice, all he needs to do is call a referendum!
By: David Climenhaga
There being no Canadian version of the Logan Act , there's little that could be done about Alberta Premier Danielle Smith's mortifying pilgrimage to Mar-a-Lago to pose for a selfie with Donald Trump and, or so she claims, “engage in constructive dialogue and diplomacy with the incoming administration.”
In what must be one of the more bizarre settings for an official news conference in Canadian political history, a cranky Alberta Premier Danielle Smith held forth on her meeting with Donald Trump from what appeared to be her hotel bed yesterday.
By: David Climenhaga
If Alberta Premier Danielle Smith intends to defy an all-party, all-province, national consensus on how to respond to Donald Trump's tariff threats, she should call a provincial election and get a mandate to do so.
By: David Climenhaga
To this day we don't know what happened to Jason Kenney during his three-week mid-pandemic disappearance
By: David Climenhaga
Donald Trump may imagine he has the upper hand, says renowned American economist, but ‘he's likely to have a rude awakening'
By: David Climenhaga
In a Jan. 15 letter to the Chairman of the Alberta Energy Regulator, Environment Minister Brian Jean lifted the ban on coal exploration on the Eastern Slopes of the Rocky Mountains that was put in place after intense public pressure on Jason Kenney’s United Conservative Party Government in February 2021. Hard to say whether the […]
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