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Mr Poilievre’s comments could benefit from a bit of explaining of mortgage insurance, coupled with a bit of recent history, in order to help people make their own assessments regarding

This is shockingly disturbing that the Government of Alberta, through an official spokesperson, is adopting and amplifying a non-expert’s OpEd of a non-peer reviewed and highly questionable paper. It speaks

Every infection is terrible. But the ripple effect is huge, and policy makers need to think beyond just the absolute number of cases.1/https://twitter.com/imgrund/status/1310052771241041921 Assuming a 1% positivity rate is maintained,

As the situation in Nova Scotia escalates with settlers opposing Mi’gmaw engaging in a lobster fishery, I thought I might share a brief and limited overview of the Mi’gmaw

A primer on the role of public servants and other government officials. Short title is “why it’s always someone else’s fault.”1/ The public service exists primarily to serve the Government.

One of the many weaknesses that #COVID has revealed relates to how public health agencies function. And while it is still too early to do a full review, some ideas

So, because you haven’t endured a long thread from me for a while, I thought I’d provide some thoughts on a number of the recommendations and the Government’s response to

The list of things that the Alberta Government has done in response to #COVIDー19 is remarkably short. Almost all actions were taken by the Chief Medical Officer of Health, with

I agree that this does encapsulate the political divide.Many in the private sector are suffering loss of employment/hours/business because of the pandemic. One side thinks that public sector workers should

So, a quick (for me!) explainer of responsible government in a Westminster parliamentary system. Grab your pillows and/or coffee, as per your needs and preferences...https://twitter.com/millwoodsgal/status/1260556128376598529 Most of the Crown’s powe

The Alberta Government’s political staffers continually argue that decisions such as which businesses continue to operate are only made by @CMOH_Alberta and politicians play no role.This leaves out some important

While it is good that @jkenney will look at changes, he continues to be spreading false information about this Bill.UCP going 'back to the drawing board' on controversial Bill 10,