Lorne Gunter is a Columnist at Edmonton Sun and a Contributor to Sun News Network. He focuses on themes such as government and politics, public policy, and regional interest, while also exploring topics related to urban design and technology policy. Lorne's work has been featured in various publications, including the Sherwood Park News, Ottawa Sun, and Winnipeg Sun.
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The latest Leger survey puts Albertan voters’ intention at 49 per cent UCP to 40 per cent NDP.
Lorne Gunter: UCP lead remains strong in latest Leger poll Despite facing public resistance to its handling of health care, affordability and Alberta separation, the United Conservatives remain clearly in the lead in provincial polling conducted by Leger at the end of last month and the early days of this month. - Lorne Gunter
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Despite immigration creating the illusion of a growing economy, the average Canadian has seen their lifestyles fall due to immigration.
Lorne Gunter: Mass immigration masks a decade of Liberal economic mismanagement This Tuesday, after several days of dodging questions about the “technical” recession Canada is in (which is kind of like claiming a woman is “technically” pregnant), Prime Minister Mark Carney finally admitted the country’s economy was a bit patchy. The word he used is “bumpy.” - Lorne Gunter
The UCP’s bylaws allow 22 of the party’s 87 constituency associations to force a leadership review.
Share this Story : Edmonton Journal Copy Link Email X Reddit Pinterest LinkedIn Tumblr Lorne Gunter: Nenshi's fortunes improve amid separatist anger The UCP’s bylaws allow 22 of the party’s 87 constituency associations to force a leadership...
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Poilievre urged central Canadians to make the kind of effort to placate Alberta that they have made time and again towards Quebec.
Lorne Gunter: 'Listen carefully': Poilievre says separatists have a problem with Ottawa Poilievre urged central Canadians to make the kind of effort to placate Alberta that they have made time and again towards Quebec when separatism has raised its head there. - Lorne Gunter
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Blue Jays’ 2025 AL championship rings draw praise and criticism from fans LILLEY: Donald Trump hedges his bets on CUSMA renewal despite hints of progress Olympic icon Simone Biles shares health scare on social media: 'Almost dying' Two...
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The feds are largely unwilling to do any of the heavy lifting required to bring the project to reality. Alberta has to meet all the preconditions Ottawa has set.
