Jason Markusoff

He’s a libertarian, perhaps, but the newest member of the Supreme Court of Canada is no Antonin Scalia

Harper has pledged more than $5 billion to urban rail projects. Forward-looking? The payment system sure is.

Why Wildrose Leader Brian Jean believes the election proved his party belongs to a movement, not him

The Alberta Tories have kissed their fundraising edge goodbye, as well as the corporate donations they’ve long been reliant on.

And with another pipeline spill, it’s hard to see how the newest provincial blueprint for an energy strategy will accomplish anything

A teddy bear goes viral as the Internet and print media alike try to reunite a stuffie lost at the Royal Saskatchewan Museum

Lightning may be a factor in the forest fires raging in Alberta, Saskatchewan and British Columbia, but the worst blazes are often man-made

Rachel Notley’s surprising speech to an oilsands industry crowd

More than pancakes and Smithbilt hats, this year’s Stampede was an election dress rehearsal with plenty at stake

’King Kwong’ was the first NHL player of colour