Don Braid is a columnist at the Calgary Herald. He covers a diverse range of topics including current affairs, geopolitics, and corporate finance, with a focus on regional interests and world news. His work has also been featured in various publications such as the Edmonton Journal, Winnipeg Sun, and National Post, among others.
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Don Braid's coverage focuses on local government and politics in Alberta, particularly related to the United Conservative Party (UCP), key politicians such as Danielle Smith and Rachel Notley, and issues like income tax, alternative medicine, pensions, and inflation. His articles often revolve around government announcements and legal policy regulations at a local level.
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The UCP government is locked in bitter dispute with Alberta First Nations on the eve of Calgary Stampede, which honours harmony.
Share this Story : Edmonton Journal Copy Link Email X Reddit Pinterest LinkedIn Tumblr Braid: UCP hostility with First Nations mars a special time of year in Calgary Indigenous culture is a huge part of Stampede’s enduring success. It’s woven into...
Alberta Premier Danielle Smith did the work to open the door to a pipeline but B.C. Premier Eby won the pot.
By: Don Braid
Ontario Premier Doug Ford comes to the Calgary Stampede with a new pipeline proposal, and it's a good one.
From energy rebate to drivers' licences and referendum counts, personal data is being harvested, misused and often stolen.
By: Don Braid
Premier Danielle Smith has scored big Stampede rollouts that could sharply reduce separatist support
Share this Story : Edmonton Journal Copy Link Email X Reddit Pinterest LinkedIn Tumblr Braid: Smith's big Stampede rollouts aimed at cutting separatist support Carney is not Trudeau, but do separatists see that, Danielle Smith hopes so You can...
Elections Alberta appears to be in big trouble and may fail when Oct. 19 referendums votes are being cast and counted.
Alberta is allowing internet gambling giants into the province with funding deal. It could go wrong
Alberta Premier Danielle Smith, Prime Minister Mark Carney now fully invested in each other's success in a pact neither can afford to break.
