Columns

In my college days more than a half-century ago, I did an essay about the Canadian Senate’s evolution since Confederation.

June 17 marked yet another atrocious hate crime on American soil.

Summer solstice marks the extent of the sun’s northern climb.

The Aboriginal Truth and Reconciliation Commission recently presented its findings about the ghoulish legacy of the residential school system. Some people have reacted to the commission’s findings by wondering why nothing seems to change.

The recent St. Albert utilities hike is causing much consternation amongst the citizens of St. Albert. Add this to the hikes to the other utilities through franchise fees and their administration, and people are feeling the economic pinch.

OIL AND GAS ROYALTY REVIEW - REALLY? Why in heaven’s name is the NDP government determined to carry out a royalty review of our oil and gas producers? Why is this government hell bent on risking the wrath of globally structured companies that c

Earlier this month, Ottawa Senators’ owner Eugene Melnyk underwent a successful liver transplant from a living donor less than a week after his team made a public plea.

The recent federal budget proposes a little acclaimed gift to all of us in the form of doubling the amount one can contribute to tax free saving accounts or TFSAs.

CALGARY – The NDP government in Alberta has delayed introducing its first budget until the fall, which should give its new MLAs plenty of time to think about how they’ll collect and spend Albertans’ money.

Peter Mackay’s announcement that he will be exiting federal politics raises a number of questions.