Things have been changing in Alberta. The province isn’t just about oil and cattle anymore. Along with the wide-open skies,...
Cryptocurrencies are becoming more common in everyday transactions. You can purchase things via digital currency on different sites and the...
Alberta is moving closer to joining the growing list of Canadian provinces embracing regulated online gambling. The province’s proposed Bill...
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After years of waiting, Alberta is finally stepping into the modern era of online gambling. The province’s new Bill 48,...
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Alberta is preparing to introduce a regulated online gambling market next spring, positioning standards and user choice at the heart...
Slot machines have remained popular with players for over a century, with the same simple mechanism still being used to...
WATCH From Underdog to Top Broodmare (video) Executive Producers Jeff Robillard (Horse Racing Alberta) and Mike Little (Shinelight Entertainment) What...
Education in Canada is constantly evolving, adapting to new teaching methods, digital tools, and changing student needs. While schools and...
Dan Knight When 41% of contracts break their promises, the scandal isn’t the system, it’s the spin that keeps it alive. The House of Commons Standing...
From the Daily Caller News Foundation By David Blackmon The energy sector has long been a lightning rod for policy battles, but few moments crystallize the...
By David Hunt and Jeff Park Of major cities, none compare to Calgary’s nearly 50 percent property tax burden increase between censuses. Alberta once again leads...
From LifeSiteNews By Andreas Wailzer Protestors rallied in London in opposition to ‘BritCard’, which would require the personal information of all UK workers Thousands of protestors...
From The Center Square By Sarah Roderick-Fitch The in-person meeting between President Donald Trump and Vladimir Putin has apparently been called off, days after it was announced...
In our modern world, Canada continues to present a striking duality between its major metropolitan centres and vast rural regions. Home to bustling global cities in...
There are many forms of cheap digital entertainment that people in Canada can make use of. 2025 might see the cost of living continue to rise,...
From the Frontier Centre for Public Policy By Conrad Eder The federal and Ontario governments’ $500 million loan to Algoma Steel exemplifies costly corporate welfare, with...
From the Brownstone Institute Clayton J. Baker, MD Way back in the B.C. era (Before Covid), I taught Medical Humanities and Bioethics at an American medical...
Shawnee chief Tecumseh THE MAKICHUK REPORT By Dave Makichuk It is not too late to change, and think of others in these troubling times “When you...
Dan Knight After betting taxpayer billions on a green-industry deal that collapsed under U.S. tariffs, MPs move to expose what Ottawa promised Stellantis and what Canadians...
Now that Trump is running Washington, Conservative thinkers must ponder a new-found appreciation for silencing speech they don’t like. From StosselTV War on Words: Both Parties...
