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From One Separatist to Another: Félicitations, Québec
The Parti Québécois is headed for a minority government. From Alberta's independence movement to Quebec's sovereigntists: félicitations. Alberta votes Oct. 19.
Oct 54 min read
Alberta Grew by 76,419 People While Canada Nearly Stalled
Alberta added 76,419 people to reach 5,101,050 by July 1, the fastest growth of any province at 1.5%. Canada grew 0.5%, its smallest gain since 1944-45.
Oct 52 min read
Alberta Midday Roundup: Flames Chase Win & Sexsmith Fight (Oct 4, 2026)
Alberta midday: Flames seek first win at Seattle 6 p.m. MT; Sexsmith data-centre faces 107 appeals; CPS still seeks East Village pair; sunny, no alerts.
Oct 44 min read
Ottawa's $18B Notes: Alberta Is the Country's Cash Machine
Finance Canada notes model an $18B fiscal shock if Alberta leaves, about what Albertans send Ottawa each year. They also call the CPP exit formula flawed.
Oct 42 min read
Alberta Morning Roundup: Flames Collapse & CPS Seeks Pair (Oct 4, 2026)
Alberta morning: CPS seeks man and woman in East Village homicide; Flames fall 4-1 in Vancouver; Oilers beat Kraken 3-1; sunny Sunday across Alberta.
Oct 43 min read
Boycott America? Canadians Are Doing It on an iPhone, Through Google, Over American Wires
Canadians say they're boycotting America, but they're doing it on iPhones, through Google and over American wires. Jason LaFace on Ottawa's digital dependence and who's really to blame.
Oct 36 min read
Alberta Midday Roundup: Rocky View Break-Ins & Calgary Pump Spike (Oct 3, 2026)
Alberta midday: Rocky View luxury break-ins charges, Calgary pump spike after gas-tax pause, Oilers & Flames tonight, calm EC afternoon.
Oct 33 min read
Alberta Morning Roundup: East Village Homicide & Ottawa's $18B Files (Oct 3, 2026)
Alberta morning news: East Village fatal stabbing, Ottawa's $18B separation briefings, Stamps win in Regina, Oilers/Flames bounce-back, calm Saturday weather.
Oct 32 min read
OPINION: Alberta as a Nation — Why We Would Be Better Off Without Ottawa
Keep sending cheques and stay quiet? That deal is broken. Jason LaFace makes the case for a free Alberta with its own rules, money and accountable government.
Sep 207 min read
Follow the Money: How Ottawa’s Anti-Racism Grant Machine Fuels Division — and Shields the State
Open Canada data shows about $916M in anti-racism-related federal grants. Jason LaFace on how taxpayer-funded non-profits may chill dissent and shield Ottawa.
Sep 165 min read
Ottawa Owns the Pipe. Alberta Pays the Bottleneck
A leaked UCP gas-access memo shows the real problem: Alberta doesn't control the federally regulated NGTL system its gas must travel. Jason LaFace explains.
Sep 153 min read
OPINION: Why Is Ottawa Creating More Heritage Months Instead of Focusing on National Unity?
Bill C-348 would make July Somali Heritage Month. Jason LaFace asks whether another heritage month is the best use of Parliament's time over national unity.
Jun 112 min read
Foreign Fires on Canadian Streets: How Ottawa’s Policies Are Importing Extremist Terrorist Groups
A February protest disrupted a religious event at Calgary's Towhid Centre. Jason LaFace on how Ottawa's policies may be importing foreign extremist conflict.
May 186 min read
Towards a Sovereign Alberta: Breaking Free from an Unfair Federation
Alberta powers Canada's economy yet gets sidelined, overtaxed and dismissed by Ottawa. Jason LaFace makes the case for independence as self-determination.
Feb 14 min read
Why Alberta's Independence Fight Offers Real Sovereignty for Indigenous Peoples Tired of Federal Failure
The Blood Tribe slammed Alberta's independence petition. Jason LaFace argues independence offers real sovereignty to Indigenous peoples failed by Ottawa.
Jan 114 min read
Undeclared Foreign Agents: Canada's Sovereignty Under Siege – A Call for Unity Against Foreign Meddling
Ottawa's own Canada Gazette estimates point to 1,550 businesses and 872 individuals acting as undeclared foreign agents. A call for unity on sovereignty.
Jan 95 min read
The Canadian Federal Government’s Misplaced Priorities: A Betrayal of Its People
Under Mark Carney, Ottawa faces scrutiny for chasing international issues over domestic needs. Is the Trudeau-era framework steering Canada toward collapse?
Jul 31, 20254 min read
Analyzing the Governor General's Spending: A Conservative Perspective on Parliament's 94th Day of Suspension
With Parliament suspended for 94 days, the Governor General approved $403 million in spending, $178 million of it for the CBC. A conservative look at the cost.
Apr 10, 20253 min read
Rising from the North: How Alberta's Independence Could Redefine North American Politics and Prosperity
Federal policy has held back Alberta's oil, forestry and farms. Why independence could unlock a brighter future and reshape North American politics.
Sep 2, 20242 min read
Government Social Media Spending
Ottawa's 2020-21 advertising report shows about $32 million in out-of-home and display ads, including $12 million on YouTube. Where your tax dollars are going.
Nov 10, 20223 min read
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