I went on David Krayden’s stream to discuss my reporting on the populist uprising against data centres in Alberta.
Suffice it to say, David’s politics are not mine. But I always value the opportunity to speak to audiences that wouldn’t otherwise be exposed to my work on matters of common interest.
That’s especially the case on opposition to data centres, which has spurred a remarkable coalition that transcends traditional political and geographical divides.
Buy the book
This is your regular remind that my book, Dark Phoenix: The Rise, Fall, and Re-emergence of Danielle Smith is coming out in a month. If you’re in Edmonton, come celebrate its release at the Aviary on Oct. 13.
You can buy tickets here. If you don’t live in Edmonton or can’t make it, you can preorder the book to your local independent bookstore here. Amazon and Indigo both have the book on sale, if that’s your thing.


