David J. Climenhaga is a journalist and writer who focuses on national issues in Canada. He writes for rabble.ca, covering a wide range of topics including politics, social justice, and current events. With a critical and analytical approach, David provides insightful commentary and analysis on various issues affecting Canada and its citizens.
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David J. Climenhaga's articles predominantly cover government and politics, with a particular focus on Alberta. His coverage often includes analysis of government announcements, legal policy regulation, and expert commentary within the context of Alberta's political landscape.
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A political party that has completely lost its mind is no laughing matter.
By: David J. Climenhaga
The Green Line has been affirmed, unaffirmed, and reaffirmed by the minister in 30-day intervals now – enough to give Calgary voters whiplash!
Hope you had a great National Newspaper Week! Apparently Canadians continue to look to newspapers for credible information they can trust!
The biggest loser in Saturday’s fiasco has to be Premier and BC NDP leader David Eby.
Alberta premier suggests she’s waiting for the unelected former Calgary mayor to call a by-election in Lethbridge-West.
‘Today, we have made the choice to protect our constitutional right to strike,’ defiant CUPE leader told the huge throng at Alberta Legislature.
Fall sitting of Alberta’s Legislature starts today with heavy MAGA influence apparent in several bills.
Of course they’re delighted with the premier’s performance – for the most part, she’s delivering precisely the policies they demand.
Can Alberta’s premier be trusted about anything she says? The answer would appear to be a resounding no.
By: David J. Climenhaga
A glance at AIMco board members’ resumes suggests this is unlikely to be the case – so what’s really going on?
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