UNGANISHA. It’s a Swahili word for “connection.” And it’s also the name of an extraordinary annual production of Woezo Africa Music and Dance Theatre Inc. in Calgary for the recently concluded Black History Month. The founding director and driving force … Continued
We’ve recently witnessed some extraordinary policy reversals in Canada — extraordinary because it’s now so rare for governments to take a second look at their own decisions. Even when it’s the consequence of public backlash or political opposition, it’s still … Continued
There was a time, not so long ago, when the last descriptor imaginable for B.C. politics would have been: boring. However, the provincial election of 2020, culminating in balloting on Oct. 24, may well confirm a new direction for the … Continued
The most obvious impact will likely be a sense of relief that the fear and loathing so vividly evident in the American campaign seems distant and foreign to the exercise of democracy in Canada. Read David Mitchell’s latest commentary in Calgary … Continued
This is a tale of two countries, two democracies, governed differently but depending on similar accountabilities. Read David Mitchell’s latest commentary in Calgary Herald.
CTV News Calgary profiles David Mitchell as an inspired Albertan. Darrel Janz reports.
David Mitchell spoke with CBC News about the hope for the United Conservative Party get out of campaign mode as soon as possible.
Read David Mitchell’s latest commentary in Edmonton Journal
Read David Mitchell’s article published in the March-April 2019 edition of Policy Magazine
Read David Mitchell’s op ed in The Ottawa Citizen