by Brian Gardiner
Gerry Nicholls says the Liberal Party of Canada is a spent entity. Here’s how his argument runs:
The Liberal Party is based…
Little Kremlin on the Prairie
By Gerry Nicholls
The Elections Canada bureaucrats have finally checked their calendar and now realize we are living in the 21st century, with things like email,…
by Michael Zwaagstrais
The recent Saskatchewan government decision to extend provincial funding to independent schools bringsSaskatchewanin line with the practice in the three other western…
By Gerry Nicholls
It’s often pointed out these days that Prime Minister Stephen Harper doesn’t face much organized opposition from the political left.
But equally…
by Gerry Nicholls
Note: Now that the Conservative government is about to pull the plug on the Canadian Wheat Board monopoly, I thought it would…
by Paul Tuns
On Sept. 15, alumni of the now-defunct magazine Alberta Report hosted a reunion to mark the 25th anniversary of an Edmonton meeting…
by Rondi Adamson
Nearly a month has gone by since the death of Jack Layton, so I hope no one will think it bloodless of…
by Gerry Nicholls
If you’re one of those people who think governments can’t do anything right, well think again. The fact is, there is one…
by Gerry Nicholls
When it comes to running a political ad campaign,Ontario’s big union bosses have a pretty sweet deal.
Here’s how it works: union…
by Michel Kelly- Gagnon
Those who live in Quebec have probably seen the ”golden meters” publicity campaign from Hydro-Québec’s union, which opposes the introduction of electricity meters…
