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David J. Climenhaga

David J. Climenhaga

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Editor, Alberta Politics

St. Albert

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  • Spare me another national leaders’ debate! Please!

    By David J. Climenhaga| Alberta Politics Verified Spare me another national leaders’ debate! Please!Leadership debates are mostly a waste of time. Excruciating. Surely only masochists enjoy them. There are few surprises. If you’re a partisan praying your favourite party leader won’t mess up, they’re grimly suspenseful, but usually a relief at the end, which always takes far too long to arrive. If your fingers are crossed your guy will deliver a major put-down, hammering their chief opponent, you’re pretty well guaranteed to be disappointed.

    By David J. Climenhaga · Alberta Politics

    Apr. 18, 2025

  • Chief Medical Officer of Health Mark Joffe is out, seemingly unexpectedly

    By David J. Climenhaga| rabble.ca Verified Mark Joffe is no longer Alberta’s chief medical officer of health, a job in which he has been almost invisible for two and a half years. No one seems to know exactly why. A statement to media from the government said Dr. Joffe’s contract ended Monday, after a two-week extension, and a search started at once to find a replacement. He was an Alberta Health Services (AHS) vice-president in 2022 when he was put in the job.

    By David J. Climenhaga · rabble.ca

    Apr. 17, 2025

  • Spare me another national leaders’ debate! Please!

    By David J. Climenhaga| Alberta Politics Verified Spare me another national leaders’ debate! Please!Leadership debates are mostly a waste of time. Excruciating. Surely only masochists enjoy them. There are few surprises. If you’re a partisan praying your favourite party leader won’t mess up, they’re grimly suspenseful, but usually a relief at the end, which always takes far too long to arrive. If your fingers are crossed your guy will deliver a major put-down, hammering their chief opponent, you’re pretty well guaranteed to be disappointed.

    By David J. Climenhaga · Alberta Politics

    Apr. 18, 2025

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