Alberta Municipal Elections Are Heating Up

I will deal with school board elections at a later date but now I want to direct your attention to the municipal elections in Edmonton and Calgary.  There is going to be some very good Bloggers covering both cities. If my opinion counts, you will be informed by some of the best and brightest political [...]

Duna Bayley Becomes a Reboot Blogger

Duna is the fourth new blogger to start up since attending the launch of the  political and social movement known as Reboot Alberta.  She is very involved in the Leadership Edmonton organization.  Shs is a thinker and a doer with a nimble and  creative mind.    So here is the link to “Wavewatcher.”  I know you [...]

Canadian Blog Awards 2009

Round 1 Voting for the Canadian Blog Awards goes until Dec 12. Three Bloggers from the Reboot Alberta community are nominated in the Political category. Dave Cournoyer (a.k.a Daveberta), DJKelly and myself Ken Chapman are all nominated in the Politics category Daveberta is nominated in Blog Series too for his Smith vs. Board of Education work. Here [...]

Daveberta Weights in on Reboot Alberta

Dave Cournoyer is the most widely read political blogger in Alberta.  He is also top rated by his peers in the political  blogosphere in Canada.    He is coming to Reboot Alberta this week-end and will no doubt be active on Twitter and likely live posting from his blog.  Here is what he said about his personal [...]

Look Who is Coming to Reboot Alberta

The final sign up for Reboot Alberta is done and we are full.  We called it a gathering of Alberta progressives who would meet and talk about how they wanted to influence and participate in the design and determination of the future of their province.  We had initial aspirations of getting about 45 people to come and spend a weekend [...]

Thoughts from the Neo-Progressive Manifesto

Here is a very rich and thought provoking link http://eaves.ca/2009/07/13/the-neo-progressive-manifesto-prelude-or-why-generation-m-must-be-remixed/ Consistent with exploring the Progressive possibilities for redesigning a more civil and sustainable society, the above link is worth exploring.  This is part of the Edmonton ChangeCamp background that is happening October 17 and I hope you register and attend.  Here is the link to that initiative.  http://www.changecampedmonton.ca/ Full [...]