This is exhausting and the list of irrational decisions just keeps growing.
Keepin’ it irrational: The first six months
Let's start with the inaccurate assumption that Jason Kenney and the UCP government are making rational decisions - evidence suggests otherwise.
Do your own fact checking in five steps
...there are a few simple things you can do – call it personal due diligence – before posting information on your own channels
UPDATE: We ALMOST gave a conspiracy theorist a platform
It’s a cautionary tale for any volunteer-run, non-profit organization. The International Association of Business Communicators (IABC) is a respected association of professional communicators that has been around since 1970. Which is why I was shocked to learn that an upcoming professional development conference in Banff on October 27th featured Vivian Krause as the opening day … Continue reading UPDATE: We ALMOST gave a conspiracy theorist a platform
How about we not give conspiracy theorists a platform?
In early September, I was going through my email inbox reading and deleting the crazy amount of newsletters I’ve subscribed to (note to self: stop subscribing to so many) when a familiar name popped out from my screen. Vivian Krause, lobbyist, writer and researcher in Canada (and Alberta) is known for her association with … Continue reading How about we not give conspiracy theorists a platform?
Customer, attendant charged: City rule turns off station owners
Fuelling your vehicle while it's running is extremely dangerous.
Lobby for gun freedom
For Ian Parkinson, the pen is mightier than the sword, or in his case, the gun.
McMurray wages too high: Cancer society may exclude local patients
Local representatives of the Canadian Cancer Society say a new policy proposed at a meeting in Calgary could hurt cancer patients in Fort McMurray.
Tame town meeting: Shields on Syncrude
Local MP Jack Shields was in Fort McMurray Wednesday to field questions about the federal government's decision not to back Syncrude's Capacity Addition Project (CAP).
Ex-brakeman comments: “Fatigue a factor in CN crash”
A former CN Rail brakeman says it's not uncommon for train crews to work 25-30 hours without rest.
