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Trouble looming for Southern Alberta water security
Posted on October 26, 2022By Kevin Van Tighem If you are worried about Lethbridge’s water security, you probably should be. Trouble looms on the western horizon. People will recall… Read More »
Byelection an opportunity to focus on solving health-care issues in southeastern Alberta
Posted on October 20, 2022By Chris Gallaway The Brooks-Medicine Hat byelection is a campaign that will put a political and media spotlight on the region. It is a race… Read More »
Hockey Canada scandal is ugly from so many angles
Posted on October 12, 2022By Ryan Dahlman Hockey creates imagery of Canada. Even though technically and historically, lacrosse is Canada’s sport, hockey is Canada’s most widely popular sport, hence… Read More »
Political partying: Canadian, Norway prime ministers need more security, decorum
Posted on September 28, 2022Everybody should live their lives as they see fit. Enjoy it while you can. Carpe diem. Etc. etc. etc. There has been a lot of… Read More »
Finesse versus force will be the signs in federal battle
Posted on September 20, 2022By Ryan Dahlman It is going to be a battle for Pierre Elliott Trudeau’s son hasn’t faced since the Parliamentary Brawl (for charity) versus then… Read More »
A bitter, soon-to-be-former, premier dragging his party down with him in fiery fashion
Posted on September 13, 2022By Ryan Dahlman You have to have forgive Jason Kenney. He’s grumpy and he just can’t help himself. He is like those baseball managers who… Read More »
Getting schooled: teachers, students and parents have a lot to read
Posted on September 7, 2022By Ryan Dahlman Last week there was the sounds of screaming and yelling at schools as the 2022-23 new school year started in Alberta. However,… Read More »