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Come hell or high water — the need for election reform is nigh
Posted on March 15, 2016You’ve heard of recalling some bad beef or a wonky electrical issue with a new ride but what about Alberta voters having the power to… Read More »
A new start comes with terms
Posted on March 8, 2016Syrian refugees arriving in Canada are still a hot topic issue in many parts of the country, including southern Alberta. Many Canadians have accepted the… Read More »
Promises broken fuelled by money not well spent
Posted on February 24, 2016Following U.S. politics is forever nauseating, mind-frying and simply exhausting — as the circus sideshow continues to entice American voters, as they lap up the… Read More »
Guidelines for Best Practices
Posted on February 10, 2016A letter submitted to David Eggen, Alberta minister of Education from Kathy Witdouck, Iron Springs. I am writing to express my opposition to “Guidelines for… Read More »
Change creates a healthy dose of politics
Posted on January 26, 2016With change, it’s inevitable there won’t be any growing pains or those not too keen on said change. Issues facing the world are often cyclical… Read More »
Looking ahead to a better life in 2016
Posted on January 13, 2016January is here and so is 2016. Welcome to a new year of hope and promise. A time to move on and get ready for… Read More »
Binge live your life in 2016
Posted on December 29, 20152015 will conclude this week, as southern Albertans take a look back at the year that was and focus attention on the years to come.… Read More »
Being Canadian is the greatest gift
Posted on December 22, 2015Canadians celebrating Christmas should be grateful for the holidays. A time to spend with family and friends, while indulging in the finest treats and feasts.… Read More »
Canadians reluctant to monsterize
Posted on December 15, 2015Syrian refugees have arrived in the country to become a part of the greatest nation in the world — Canada. The resettlement of Syrians in… Read More »
Southern Albertans: Drive to survive all year long
Posted on December 1, 2015Winter driving in southern Alberta is already snow-packed, icy, slushy, bitter cold — you name it, southern Alberta road conditions have it all throughout the… Read More »