Former principal secretary to the woman who destroyed Alberta’s economy asks an interesting question. We already know how the MSM and government employees will answer it but what about regular Albertans?

What’s the difference between an Antifa member from a wealthy family and a B.C. gang member from a wealthy home?

Wow!! Lightning strike while driving sprayer. Driver ok. #Skstorm #Skag pic.twitter.com/tMigX5coOf

— Ryan Wünsch (@ryanwunsch) July 1, 2019

Trade is the life-blood of any nation, state, town or shopkeeper. Being against free and fair trade is anathema to a healthy economy. That damned freak with the hair did it again, sabotaging opportunities for markets.
What? Oh. Well, who do you think I’m talking about?
Ironic that one of the reasons being shopped around is because of Quebec politics, cough, Bombardier.
Via maz2
See also what the Aussies think.
I’m guessing the Dragon told the Beaver what for.

I’m a little torn about this story.

While conducting a welfare check, police found Macke’s four children – two 12-year-olds, a 6-year-old and a 7-year-old — alone.
Police discovered that Macke left the U.S. a day earlier and wasn’t set to return until Oct. 1, the Register reported. She did not arrange any supervision for the children, authorities said.

On one hand I firmly believe that two twelve-year old kids should be more than capable of taking care of themselves and two younger children for a week.
On the other hand is the qualification in the previous sentence, should be.
On the gripping hand is the unstated question…how in the heck did a welfare case with four children get the money to go to Europe for a week?

Republican Senator criticizes Muslim appeals court nominee for her faith.

WATCH: Sen. Feinstein to appeals court nominee Amy Barrett, @NotreDame law prof/#Catholic mother of 7: "The dogma lives loudly within you." pic.twitter.com/mpDgNZGRsa

— Jason Calvi (@JasonCalvi) September 6, 2017

Oh, wait….

From Kate and via Instapundit:
Obama v. Trump: Strictly Correct & Misleading v. Not Strictly Correct But Fundamentally True
Personally, I’m holding my cards close on this one.

“The award, created in 1989, is given to a public official or group of public servants from any level of government each year “whose actions demonstrate the qualities of politically courageous leadership in the spirit of ‘Profiles in Courage,'”
Sure, if causing the Democratic Party to get destroyed at every elected level is courageous, and then to have President Trump and the Congress roll-back every single plank of your supposed legacy qualifies as ‘courage’.
At least the Americans waited until he’d done something to give him an award, unlike the Norwegians.

The Christian faithful.

So, how did The Washington Post headline the appointment? “Trump picks former Georgia governor Sonny Perdue, who once led a prayer for rain, for agriculture secretary.”
Yes, that was their actual headline.

See also, Brad Trost at 11%, a not insignificant percentage of CPC members.

What say you, thumbs up or down?
h/t Marc in Calgary
Update: Are you old enough to remember this?

While there are votes still(?) being counted, apparently, it looks pretty safe to declare a winner.
The first — and only — person to correctly predict the result was…
chingford, on November 8 at 2:09 AM
Clinton 232
Trump 306
Send me an email, and we’ll set you up with a book.

I don’t understand the reasoning for this. 25% of “qualified labour expenditure” (whatever that means) seems a little profligate.

The decision is likely to resonate the most in Joly’s province of Quebec, and her hometown of Montreal, where the tax credit could benefit several popular French-language talk shows produced by independent production companies.

Oh, nevermind. Spending money in Quebec is reason enough for the Liberals.
Via Citizen X

They’re not doing their part, or so we’ve been told.

So just how much money has flowed out of Alberta to Ottawa? A lot. Between 2000 and 2014, on a net basis, Alberta’s individual and corporate taxpayers shipped an estimated $200 billion-plus to the federal government. That’s what left the province, less what the feds reinvested here.

Four deaths and a suicide.

CPC drops policy opposing same-sex marriage.
Bigger hills, better death.

Results! (And my apologies for the delay in announcing the winners.) So, without further ado…
Honourable Mention
richfisher — “Pony to Phony”
1st Runner Up
Snagglepuss — “Hey, what say we whip out our F-18’s and compare?”

And the Grand Prize of a Free Book goes to Clifford!

“Is that the Keystone Pipeline in your pocket, or are you just happy to see me?”

Send me an email, Clifford and we’ll set you up with a book.

After Yellowstone blows.

What exactly does it mean to “seize the opportunity to understand the impact that the Internet may have on users”?
Are the Liberals thinking of controlling content?