The Alberta premier did it without actually naming Trudeau.
But the province is still clinging to a lack of sales tax.
It was a pun gone bad, apparently.
Some Albertans aren't happy their premier rides in a government-issue SUV
The Tory leadership hopeful was embroiled in controversy over a "lock her up'' chant that began while he was addressing a similar event a week earlier.
“We cannot tolerate this hateful language ..."
Threats like these can never be justified in terms of freedom of speech or "anti-political correctness." The self-indulgence, the underlying menace, and the thinly veiled barbarism of this chant are an attempt at intimidation, and undermine the democratic process and the civil discourse that guides our way of life.
International Human Rights Day should be a chance to celebrate the advances we've made to make the world a safer place for those suffering the threats of hate, racism and division. But we seem to be taking steps backwards. The president-elect of the United States got to that office by unleashing and lending legitimacy to the hatred and xenophobia that we normally look to our political leaders to push back against.
However, she said the chant is not a sign of Trump-style politics coming to Canada.
"Albertans don't want to see that kind of politics ..."
In what shall forever be known as Electricity Week, the Alberta government managed to flip the switch on five massive changes to the province's electricity system. Alberta's electricity market was broken. Now the Alberta government has fixed it.
Trans Mountain faces stiff opposition in B.C.
The chant became popular at Donald Trump rallies.
The new pipeline is safer than moving oil by rail, she said.
When women are missing from politics, their lived experiences are missing -- naming the issues and coming up with solutions, identifying barriers and revealing the breadth of experience with violence. With more women in politics, we could hope that such vital issues would not be allowed to be ignored for so long in the future.
The birth mother asked for Serenity, and the two half-siblings with her, be moved to foster care.
She quit the Tory race last week over personal and online attacks she said had become intolerable.
The opposition says one panelist sent a fundraising email asking people to fight the Kinder Morgan pipeline.
"Rachel Notley convinced my dog to eat his own poop."
Both female candidates in the race dropped out.
Notley began her annual state-of-the-province address by lauding Prentice's contributions to public life.
The government has promised to end coal-fired electricity generation by 2030.
EDMONTON — The Alberta government has struck a panel to advise it on the best way to upgrade its energy industry. Energy Minister Marg McCuaig-Bo...
We're being left behind by other countries and economies while we chase an elusive ideal under some imaginary rainbow. It's time for our leaders to stand up and draw a line in the sand and stop enabling these fanatics, lest they achieve their ultimate goal of completely shutting down our economic engine.
N.S., Saskatchewan premiers have been vocal critics.
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