Ken was interviewd on the controversy surrounding the Gun Sculpture exhibit by Edmonton artists Sandra Bromley and Wallis Kendal after objections to a part of the work by the Chinese government. Watch the CTV News Channel segment here.

en Chapman comments on Ted Morton as the potential leader of the PCs back in 2006 is quoted in Ken Libin's piece on if the party could position him once again as a potential leadership candidate given the popularity of the Wildrose Alliance.

Ken Chapman, a prominent PC strategist, at the time said, "I think he's an extremist and I think he's a radical" who fits "all the stereotypes of the Bible belt, redneck, retrograde, American Republican."

 

en Chapman comments on Ted Morton as the potential leader of the PCs back in 2006 is quoted in Ken Libin's piece on if the party could position him once again as a potential leadership candidate given the popularity of the Wildrose Alliance.

Ken Chapman, a prominent PC strategist, at the time said, "I think he's an extremist and I think he's a radical" who fits "all the stereotypes of the Bible belt, redneck, retrograde, American Republican."

 

 Read the interview with Maurice Tougas of See Magazine and Satya  on the effectivness and objectives of the cosmetic company, Lush boycotting the oilsands.

Satya's piece on Canada on the verge of becoming the world's largest oil reservoir in the April June 2010 issue.

"Sometime in 2011 or 2012, the technology that's making the Alberta oildsands cleaner, more sustainable and more accessible with give us proven reserves of 300 billion barrels or more." Read the article here.