Lorne Gunter

If B.C. First Nations feel empowered and have the control of enough land, they may stand in the way of resource and transportation projects.

Lorne Gunter: B.C. land transfers to First Nations pose problems for the rest of Canada The British Columbia government is set to give Hatley Castle, the home of former B.C. premier James Dunsmuir, to the Songhees First Nation as part of B.C.’s aggressive land-claims process. - Lorne Gunter

All of this could have been avoided if the Smith government had just done what it was supposed to do in the first place

According to the Fraser Institute, “Taxes have grown much more rapidly than any other single expenditure for the average Canadian family.”

Premier Danielle Smith announced a successful separation vote in October could be followed by a full-throated vote on whether to stay or go

If lifting bans against U.S. liquor can help halt devastating tariffs, then get rid of them. If you don’t want to buy U.S. liquor, don’t.

The notwithstanding clause was seen as a necessary counterbalance to the growing power of unelected judges.

Other provinces are opposed to the APP not because they feel it’s best for us to stay, it’s because they know it’s better for them.

Smith has continued to pursue a diplomatic course with the Trump administration, building contacts that might influence the U.S. president.

If the CBC can’t call an obvious terror attack what it is then they are one of the biggest sources of disinformation in the country.