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In my travels across Alberta speaking with First Nations, Métis and Inuit people, one concern that comes up repeatedly is the need for affordable housing.… Read More »
A longtime pillar of Canada’s transportation industry will soon disappear from Western Canada and northern Ontario. Greyhound Canada announced on Monday, July 9, that as… Read More »
Southern Albertans will remember the anger and opposition. Back in 2015, when the provincial government passed legislation to protect farmhands, we heard cries of condemnation… Read More »
Andrew Scheer’s Conservatives stand with Canadian workers employed in the steel and aluminum industry as we respond to the devastating tariffs being imposed by the… Read More »
Canadians have until July 26th to sign the House of Commons e-petition opposing the Liberal government’s new firearms legislation. As the sponsor of this petition,… Read More »
It used to be that countries only had to defend their borders against attacks by land, by sea or by air. Today, there’s a fourth… Read More »
Last year’s gas-and-dash fatality in Thorsby reminded us all that gas theft is a serious danger in both urban and rural settings. As Albertans, our… Read More »
(On June 20), the Minister of Natural Resources confirmed that the Liberals failed to exert federal jurisdiction over the Trans Mountain Expansion project and that he has no… Read More »
Sports are important to a lot of people, especially in southern Alberta. But the community is often faced with reminders that matters of life go… Read More »
My wife and I met the Remus family about 20 years ago. We used to invite them for birthdays and Christmas functions. Derek used to… Read More »