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Have you ever heard of The Bank of Montréal? How about the Royal Bank of Canada, which for decades was, and likely still is, Canada’s… Read More »
When Alberta votes in a few weeks to survey the public about our status in the nation, there is one issue that is not being… Read More »
Independence does not answer these questions. It defines who answers. That is, Albertans including you will determine our path. A financial analysis, transition plan, and… Read More »
Issue 18 (c)) As Canadians, Albertans have had 41 years (the Charter was effective in 1985) of Charter protection against governments either taking away or… Read More »
Issue Eighteen: Law and the Charter of Rights and Freedoms Canada’s constitution can only apply in Canada. It includes a number of foundational written laws,… Read More »
Again, many pundits with credibility have addressed these issues. I would refer the Indigenous questions to Bruce Pardy, law professor and YouTube commentator. We have… Read More »
Issue Seventeen: Indigenous Peoples Treaties with Indigenous Nations were all made between each of the Nations and the Crown, in right of Canada, before 1905,… Read More »
Issue Sixteen: Border Security An independent Alberta will need secure borders. All highways providing motor vehicle access to Alberta will require border security and customs… Read More »
I would like to respond to the article where HSAA (Health Sciences Association of Alberta) said the Alberta Government failed to consult with members. I participated… Read More »
Issue Nine: Immigration Currently, about 460,000 people immigrate to Canada annually. Alberta, with 11 per cent of Canada’s population, can be expected to receive about… Read More »