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Today, four of my colleagues over at the Law School are appearing at the Supreme Court to argue on behalf of various intervenors in an important case…

Mar 21

Despite spending a lot of my time thinking about Alberta politics, I don’t really understand chaos theory. But Wikipedia tells me that one of the key…

Mar 18

What feels like it has gone on forever, but won’t be over until May? If you answered “winter” you’d be correct. But if you answered “the 2023 Alberta…

Mar 13

Greetings, What Now!?! readers! I was busy with other things last week, and sat out all the discussion of the budget. But Trevor Tombe had you covered…

Mar 7

Back in the early days of the Kenney government, some wit (I can’t remember who) quipped that the Kenney government had “more panels than Carol Brady’s…

Feb 23

Or, the limits of epistolary federalism

Feb 16

Fiscal conservatives sometimes talk about government debt in terms of inter-generational justice. Borrowing today saddles future generations with debt…

Feb 9

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