If the right is to be united, a united right under the Jason Kenney model is as good as it gets for the NDP and likely better than the status quo, says political analyst Corey Hogan.

Compromising with those who will never support the government is a good way to lose the support of those who do, Corey Hogan writes in budget advice for Premier Rachel Notley.

Corey Hogan on why a war of words over pipelines won't help get things done, even if it might make us feel a little better. Why he thinks any reaction to Montreal Mayor Denis Coderre's words, was a no-win situation for Rachel Notley.