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Like it or not, Trump can’t be ruled out
Posted on November 1, 2016Despite the Republican candidate’s rough past few months, Donald Trump is still very close to Democratic presidential candidate Hillary Clinton in the polls, trailing by… Read More »
Redcliff needs to support its youth centre
Posted on October 18, 2016A few weeks back the Redcliff Youth Centre sent out an SOS to the community to make people aware of its financial difficulties, and to… Read More »
Trudeau a great ambassador, but needs to do more as a leader
Posted on October 4, 2016Let’s just come out and say it: Justin Trudeau is a great ambassador for Canada. He’s famous, handsome, well-spoken, progressive in his ideals and has… Read More »
Canada’s water should not be for sale to corporate greed
Posted on September 27, 2016Our precious water supply should never be up for grabs to the highest bidder. Never, but especially when that bidder is a corporate giant looking… Read More »
Politics, polar bears, and sunken ships
Posted on September 20, 2016The travelling circus the U.S. presidential race has become continues to roll along. European ultra-nationalism continues to rumble with echoes of Nazi Germany and other… Read More »
Should local politics be a mixed bag of party representation?
Posted on September 13, 2016Sure, there s still a tad bit of time prior to the next municipal election but why not start discussing possible ways to bring election… Read More »
Canada making headway in China
Posted on September 6, 2016Prime Minister Justin Trudeau actually had quite a successful visit to China last week. In many ways the level of welcome our Canadian delegation received… Read More »
Warts and all, Alberta is still a pretty good place to call home
Posted on August 30, 2016Canada's forefathers had a grand vision for the west when they sent Clifford Sifton to Europe in the late 1890s to attract farmers and labourers… Read More »
Congo mission smells of old Liberal politics
Posted on August 23, 2016With Canada set to enter the bloody ground of the Congo on a U.N. Peacekeeping mission, perhaps within the next year, Canadians will soon have… Read More »
Trudeau needs to make canola a priority topic in China talks
Posted on August 16, 2016Commentator/Courier Time is running out for Canada and China to come to terms with their ongoing dispute on canola. Should Prime Minister Justin Trudeau and… Read More »