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Is Danielle Smith bluffing? We’re about to find out

by Doug Firby | Oct 7, 2022 | Eye on Canada, Politics, Viewpoint, Eye on Alberta | 0

Smith risks driving an even deeper wedge between the growing urban vote and rural Alberta

Fossil fuel non-proliferation treaty will hurt Canadians

by Deborah Jaremko | Oct 6, 2022 | Eye on Saskatchewan, Eye on Alberta, Eye on Canada, Business, Politics, Today, Viewpoint, Eye on Newfoundland | 0

Oil is used to make everything from clothing, computers, cell phones, car components and furniture to medical equipment

Local elections: democracy as it is meant to be

by Gerry Chidiac | Oct 6, 2022 | Eye on Newfoundland, Eye on Canada, Eye on Saskatchewan, Eye on Alberta, Eye on BC, Eye on Quebec, Life, Eye on Nova Scotia, Politics, Eye on New Brunswick, Municipal, Eye on Ontario, Today, Eye on Manitoba, Eye on PEI, Viewpoint, Eye on Northern Canada | 0

Candidates do not tend to have corporate sponsorships nor to conform to the wishes of political parties

True multiculturalism requires multiple languages

by Randy Boldt | Oct 5, 2022 | Eye on Quebec, Eye on Manitoba, Eye on Canada, Life, Politics, Today, Viewpoint | 0

Providing services in other languages embraces true diversity

Inflation eating away at our Thanksgiving Day dinner

by Sylvain Charlebois | Oct 4, 2022 | Your Money, Eye on Canada, Life, Politics, Today, Viewpoint | 0

Some families are struggling due to sticker shock at the grocery store

Net zero has been a boon to dictators

by Gwyn Morgan | Oct 4, 2022 | Eye on Northern Canada, Eye on Newfoundland, Eye on Canada, Business, Eye on Saskatchewan, Environment, Eye on Alberta, Eye on BC, Eye on Quebec, Politics, Eye on Nova Scotia, Today, Eye on New Brunswick, Viewpoint, Eye on Ontario, Eye on Manitoba, Eye on PEI | 0

Worshipping at the net-zero altar has led to two dictators controlling both energy security and the supply of manufactured goods

Ottawa gets first taste of the Alberta Sovereignty Act

by Marco Navarro-Genie | Oct 4, 2022 | Eye on Saskatchewan, Eye on Alberta, Politics, Eye on Canada, Today, Viewpoint | 0

The history of Western Canada is tainted by Ottawa overreach

How great is Canada?

by Roslyn Kunin | Oct 3, 2022 | Business, Eye on Alberta, Eye on BC, Eye on Canada, Eye on Manitoba, Eye on New Brunswick, Eye on Newfoundland, Eye on Northern Canada, Eye on Nova Scotia, Eye on Ontario, Eye on PEI, Eye on Quebec, Eye on Saskatchewan, Politics, Today, Viewpoint | 0

Canadians are like children born with silver spoons in their mouths. We are doing nothing to develop our inheritance

Trudeau shouldn’t be raising payroll taxes

by Franco Terrazzano | Oct 3, 2022 | Business, Eye on Alberta, Eye on BC, Eye on Canada, Eye on Manitoba, Eye on New Brunswick, Eye on Newfoundland, Eye on Northern Canada, Eye on Nova Scotia, Eye on Ontario, Eye on PEI, Eye on Quebec, Eye on Saskatchewan, Politics, Today, Viewpoint, Your Money | 0

The total payroll tax bill for each middle-class worker increased by $818 this year alone

Indigenous ownership in Canadian oil and gas takes huge step

by Deborah Jaremko | Sep 30, 2022 | Eye on Alberta, Eye on Canada, Business, Politics, Today | 0

But Trudeau government’s emissions cap threatens future prosperity

Trudeau can’t stop himself from embarrassing us

by Bruce Dowbiggin | Sep 29, 2022 | Eye on Newfoundland, Eye on Saskatchewan, Eye on Canada, Eye on Alberta, Life, Eye on BC, Politics, Eye on Quebec, Today, Eye on Nova Scotia, Viewpoint, Eye on New Brunswick, Eye on Ontario, Eye on Manitoba, Eye on PEI, Eye on Northern Canada | 0

He dishonoured the Queen and her family during her funeral

Indigenous peoples faced with a choice of development or poverty

by Robert Merasty | Sep 29, 2022 | Eye on Ontario, Viewpoint, Eye on Manitoba, Eye on PEI, Eye on Northern Canada, Eye on Newfoundland, Eye on Saskatchewan, Eye on Canada, Eye on Alberta, Business, Eye on BC, Politics, Eye on Quebec, Eye on Nova Scotia, Today, Eye on New Brunswick | 0

The right choice is staring us in the face

Category: Politics

Is Danielle Smith bluffing? We’re about to find out

Fossil fuel non-proliferation treaty will hurt Canadians

Local elections: democracy as it is meant to be

True multiculturalism requires multiple languages

Inflation eating away at our Thanksgiving Day dinner

Net zero has been a boon to dictators

Ottawa gets first taste of the Alberta Sovereignty Act

How great is Canada?

Trudeau shouldn’t be raising payroll taxes

Indigenous ownership in Canadian oil and gas takes huge step

Trudeau can’t stop himself from embarrassing us

Indigenous peoples faced with a choice of development or poverty

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