Lorne Gunter is a Columnist at Edmonton Sun. He covers a range of topics including government, politics, public policy, and economic issues, with a focus on regional interest and world news. Lorne's work has been featured in various publications including Sherwood Park News, Ottawa Sun, and Calgary Herald.
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Lorne Gunter's articles primarily focus on local politics, government policy, and legal matters in Alberta and Edmonton. His articles often discuss topics related to taxation, public safety, immigration, and the economy. Given his coverage attributes and themes covered, Lorne would likely be interested in receiving pitches from experts who can provide insights into local government policies or legal regulations affecting the mentioned areas.
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By: Lorne Gunter
Danielle Smith and Alberta separatists see bad news in Leger poll on separation, voter intention
By: Lorne Gunter
American manufacturing is still being “offshored,” it’s just being offshored to places other than Canada.
By: Lorne Gunter
The Carney government will claim to be in favour of conventional energy pipelines, but kowtow to special interests until investors shy away.
By: Lorne Gunter
There needs to be an increased police presence on the streets and fewer “zombies,” less open drug use and far less human excrement.
By: Lorne Gunter
Despite the department’s pathetic performance, 90 per cent of federal housing executives received bonuses averaging nearly $20,000 last year.
By: Lorne Gunter
Let us get back to farming, ranching, extracting oil, running our businesses and taking care of our families.
Trudeau won 24.6% of Alberta votes in 2015, the separatists (as of noon on Tuesday) had 24.5%.
By: Lorne Gunter
Separatism is such a fixation for the movement’s leadership and core members that they will push for a coup at next month’s UCP convention.
By: Lorne Gunter
At any time early one per cent of the Canadian population — men, women and children — are waiting for critical care.
By: Lorne Gunter
On her Saturday radio call-in show, Smith said she was going to “proceed with caution” on the four immigration questions approved by voters.
