Jason Markusoff

Alberta MP Jim Eglinski once disapproved of homosexuality and saw "no need" for Pride. Then his grandson came out.

A vote to merge will formally kick off the race to lead Alberta’s United Conservative Party. That’s where things get weird.

B.C.’s anti-pipeline premier wasn’t around to stop a joint statement that sounded decidedly pro-oil—in a mealy-mouthed, premiers’-summit kind of way

Indigenous leaders maximized attention by snubbing this year’s provincial and territorial confab. But this isn’t the table they really want a seat at.

If political leaders are really worried about the development of young brains, they’ll bump up the drinking age, too

...Or at least his first Stampede as Tory leader. With zingers about Omar Khadr, and wardrobe tips from strangers, he managed to pull through.

Every city struggles occasionally with rebranding efforts, but it’s seldom the ongoing identity crisis that it tends to be in Edmonton

Advice from former Commons Speaker Peter Milliken, who knows a thing or two about handling hung parliaments

Even with plans for a recycled Olympics, the price tag would still be massive, with no tangible benefits for the city

Courage, compassion and blind luck helped ensure no one died in the flames, two reports suggest. Organization? Not so much.