The Case for Restraint >
‘Honey, I don’t know why you are so suspicious’
By Paul Marck
“Hi Honey, I’m home.
“How was my day? Let me tell you about the crowd I’m running around with. There are 25 women, all rich, powerful and influential. I just need to see them more often, you know.
“Wilful blindness is a great trait of Albertans. It’s what gets us to where we need to be – regardless of what the headlines from the East tell us we should be doing.” >
Peak oil is a function not of geology but of politics >
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John Zaozirny leads a double life >
Easterners could make fun of Alberta’s daffy ideas and biases too, if word got out >
You may have arched a languid eyebrow over the violent protests just before the recent G8 meeting in the eastern German city of Rostock. The hurled bricks, the gasoline bombs, the 200 injuries – that’s just of riot cops – the mass arrests, the unfathomably irrational anger of masked “youth” at elected politicians meeting to transact business. >
The sale of The Bay to an American company is making many Canadian retailers rethink why they’re in business
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