Lorne Gunter is a Columnist at Edmonton Sun. He specializes in government and politics, regional interest and world news, with a focus on energy and social issues in Canada, including the implications of ESG policies. Lorne's insights and commentary have been featured in various publications, including Sherwood Park News, Ottawa Sun, and Winnipeg Sun.
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Aggressive opposition from Premier Danielle Smith's UCP is the main factor in the federal Liberals pushing the net-zero target back to 2050.
While the new compensation model for physicians will help attract more doctors to the province, a personal income tax break is less likely
Who do you think the next Liberal leader will most emulate — Pierre Trudeau, Paul Martin or Kim Campbell?
By: Lorne Gunter
Scoring the ceremony tickets is more of a sign our province’s trade office is pretty well connected than that the premier is a devotee of The Donald.
I want Justin Trudeau gone as much as the next sane Canadian, but I don’t want the Governor General messing about in the democratic process
Trudeau will resign in February or March. There will be a short leadership race and a summer election in which the Conservatives win big.
With or without Trudeau at the helm, the Liberals are going to go into this year’s election a desperate, nasty, scared party.
Albertans paid for this government's polls, yet the UCP is withholding the results from voters.
By: Lorne Gunter
It seems no government is immune to jacking up taxes instead of cutting spending. And don't count on them balancing budgets in the new year.
Parti Quebecois is on the rise again in Quebec, leading in most polls by 12 to 15 points.
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