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• The Richest Province in Canada, by M Garrah

       Due to the wonderful revenues Alberta is seeing in 2005 Premier Klein has decided to share the wealth with Albertans.  The cheques are on the way...

• ANNEX US, by M Garrah

       On Thursday November 10^th the high school students in Valemount BC were treated to the sounds of HOJA, an a cappella group...

• STP

       If you were to meet me in the street you would be lucky to get away without agreeing to come to the next art exhibition or...

• Alberta is more than a truck!  Canada Day 2006

Mel Hurtig,  is one of Canada's best-known economic nationalists. He was a founding member of the COMMITTEE FOR AN INDEPENDENT CANADA and in 1985 he was founding chairman of the Council of Canadians. A critic of the high degree of foreign ownership and control in Canada, he campaigned vigorously against the FREE TRADE AGREEMENT with the US. His first book, The Betrayal of Canada, was the best-selling book in Canada in 1991.

• Foreign Ownership, by M Hurtig

• What kind of culture do you want?, by M Hurtig

  I have a different view of culture than most...

• Alberta's gift to culture, Alan Freeman, Globe and Mail
  The venerable Smithsonian holds an annual event focusing on folk arts and crafts. This year Alberta will park a massive dump truck there to tell the story of the oil sands...
• Saudi Alberta: no place like it, Andrew Nikiforuk, Globe and Mail      Albertans are sure kicking up their heels in Washington these days. The province's Premier, King Ralph, has been giving free advice to Vice-President Dick Cheney, the continent's visionary energy planner...

"The market economy is replacing a complex organic environment with a simplified inorganic one, literally disassembling a biosphere that has supported humanity for countless millennia.  In the course of replacing the complex ecological relationships, on which all living things depend, with more elementary ones, capitalism is restoring the biosphere to a stage where it will be able to support only simpler forms of life...the earth will become incapable of supporting humanity itself."

BOOKCHIN 1980 230-1

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