Jason Markusoff

Today’s appeal court ruling rejects the notion of First Nations having a veto over oil projects. But it’s not the end of the legal saga.

The TV show gives politicians the rare chance to talk outside of a hostile question period and get to the bottom of the seldom-answered question: Why the (bleep) does that person think that way?

Two Prairie provinces will make common cause in 2020 in an alliance born of anger and economic pain

Jason Markusoff: Alberta Conservatives gathered to listen to their federal party leader. They were not very impressed.

The PM wisely avoided a stunt move like appointing an unelected Albertan. And he spoke of the energy industry with some overdue respect.

Jason Markusoff: A question rang out across Alberta. How the (expletive) does he think he can get away with this?

The Liberals just failed their first key test after getting shut out of Alberta in the election

In mid-September, city council declared the Blackfoot word oki—which means hello—the official greeting of Alberta’s third-largest city

Will post-election anger distract Albertans from their provincial government’s deep spending cuts?

Time for Conservatives to reckon with the message they were selling, which worked great in two provinces, but inadequately in the other eight