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AEP water license letters are cause for concern
Posted on March 6, 2018In December of 2017, Alberta Environment and Parks (AEP) sent out letters advising several Albertans that water license applications submitted over 15 years ago were… Read More »
Logic baffling in latest school shooting
Posted on February 27, 2018Social media has been blowing up in the wake of the latest mass school shooting in the United States. On the afternoon of Feb. 14,… Read More »
Premier John Horgan dispute caught in the middle with Premier Rachel Notley
Posted on February 27, 2018According to the Lethbridge Herald on Feb 2, 2018, Premier Rachel Notley has suspended talks with Premier John Horgan about signing up for up to… Read More »
Who’s taking advantage of who?
Posted on February 21, 2018U.S. President Donald Trump was reportedly a star athlete while attending New York Military Academy as a young man. Perhaps that's where he developed his… Read More »
Follow-up to supply management article – facts from the Alberta Chicken Producers
Posted on February 21, 2018Some commentators believe that supply management is a system that keeps dairy, poultry and egg retail prices artificially high. However, supply management has nothing to… Read More »
A response to Kevin Van T’s views on Alberta’s outdoors
Posted on February 21, 2018Speaking of Fake News and Our Land! In regards to Kevin Van Tighem’s article (published in the Feb. 6 edition of Sunny South News), I… Read More »
RE: Dairy supply rules not needed, says economist by Dave Mabell
Posted on February 21, 2018We don’t need to look too far past the American border to see how the removal of these “unneeded dairy supply rules” are impacting our… Read More »
Don’t make B.C. wine producers the target
Posted on February 13, 2018Premier Rachel Notley's annoyance with British Columbia's stance regarding the proposed Trans Mountain pipeline expansion is understandable. Completion of the project in order to get… Read More »
Statement on Bill C-210: An Act to Amend the National Anthem Act
Posted on February 13, 2018“Proposed changes to our national anthem should have been put to Canadians in a referendum” Last week, “independent” senators used a “guillotine motion” to ram through… Read More »
Canadian politics not immune from #metoo
Posted on February 6, 2018The #metoo movement is picking up steam in Canada, and it looks like politics is the first place it hit. In the past couple of… Read More »