Don Braid is a proud MSM political columnist for the Calgary Herald, with a focus on local politics in Canada, specifically Alberta and Calgary. With his articles appearing in various publications, including the Edmonton Journal and Windsor Star, Don covers a range of topics such as energy, taxes, deficits, and political developments in Alberta.
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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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By the time the election arrives in 2027, Trudeau is likely to be long gone. These ads could look like quaint ancient history, but the UCP doesn't care
Article content Thousands of Canadian travellers face a spectacular mess created by the dysfunction, ineptitude and plain stupidity of a Liberal minister and agency.
By: Don Braid
Responsibility for this disaster lies squarely at Ottawa's feet Thousands of Canadian travellers face a spectacular mess created by the dysfunction, ineptitude and plain stupidity of a Liberal minister and agency.
For now, governments are working together — as they usually do when a true crisis makes political bickering look ridiculous
By: Don Braid
Many people diagnosed with cancer soon find they will not get timely care. That's terrifying and, obviously, medically dangerous Article content
By: Don Braid
The parallels with the PC death march in 1993 are unmistakable Prime Minister Justin Trudeau's Liberals now stare oblivion in the face.
By: Don Braid
The UCP leader further stoked embers of rebellion that were already flaring in the base of her own party Article content
By: Don Braid
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Premier Danielle Smith's Stanley Cup hockey tickets won't break rules because there really aren't any rules
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