Given the consequential implications of this tenth question, it’s important we understand where a separatist gets their information.

On March 12, 1906, lieutenant governor George Bulyea received a sheaf of 64 papers signed by premier Alexander Rutherford. These were the first-ever public accounts of the province of Alberta. The ...

Alberta’s separatist movement is not what it appears to be. Behind the cowboy hats and grievance speeches about equalization payments lies something far more serious: a documented foreign influence ...

Following the release of the Truth and Reconciliation Commission’s final report in 2015, Canadian society embarked upon a learning process. We were learning that the stories told about our history and ...

As we hurtle toward the referendum vote on Alberta’s place in Confederation, I have a question: When exactly did Alberta slip into an alternate universe? I mean, at what point did we become a hornet’s ...

Duane Bratt responds to Theresa McClenaghan.

How MAGA is using Alberta separatism to break Canada apart ...