
Alberta Premier Mulls Regulator Reforms, Citing Jordan Peterson Case
The Alberta government is considering legislation to prohibit regulatory colleges from imposing penalties on individuals for their political beliefs. Premier Danielle Smith says the move would prevent people like well-known Canadian psychologist and author Jordan Peterson from being reprimanded for speaking out on sensitive issues. “Free speech seems to be constantly under attack in this country,” Smith said in a recent social media post. “As Premier, I will continue to fight for free speech here in Alberta, including for the right for people like Dr. Jordan Peterson to say what is on their mind.” Smith also addressed the issue on the ‘Your Province. Your Premier.’ radio show over the weekend after receiving a question from a constituent....
