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Violence against women still a big problem
Posted on December 9, 2014As of Saturday, 25 years has passed since the murder of 14 young women at Montreal’s l’Ecole Polytechnique shocked the nation.The Montreal Massacre of Dec.… Read More »
Fake Christmas trees offer one less stress
Posted on December 3, 2014With all the stress of the holidays; last minute shopping, travelling to different places and getting all those decorations put around the house, a Christmas… Read More »
Winter driving needs to be taken seriously
Posted on November 18, 2014Driving at night, on black ice, and through snowdrifts are some of the dangers of driving in the winter. Now that snow has hit most… Read More »
Walkie talkies were precursor to today’s Smartphone addiction
Posted on November 13, 2014Do you remember when a phone landline was a necessity in a modern connected society? How about Saturday morning cartoons? Or life before the Internet?Yes,… Read More »
Ghomeshi is all talk and it isn’t good talk
Posted on November 4, 2014Facebook, Twitter, and all online articles have been ranting and raving over the events of the past couple of weeks on sexual abuse and a… Read More »
COOL puts Canada at trade disadvantage
Posted on October 28, 2014Lethbridge Herald- Canadians and Americans play nice most of the time.We share a wide variety of cultural and geographical similarities, and in general, enjoy a… Read More »
Canada prepares for Ebola
Posted on October 21, 2014First appearing back in 1976, Ebola is back and worse than ever, affecting thousands of people with its deadly occurrence. Masked nurses, panicked family members… Read More »
More to be thankful for than we often realize
Posted on October 14, 2014As people put their feet up and unwind from their Thanksgiving feast shared with family and friends and reflect on some of the things they… Read More »
The mystery of Enterovirus D68
Posted on October 7, 2014The enterovirus 68 respiratory virus has been sweeping across the nation and has left many children with severe illness and even death. Some of the… Read More »
Lots of work ahead for Prentice and team
Posted on September 30, 2014When Alberta premier Jim Prentice said last week that he was taking a “no B.S. Position” in leading the province and if early indications are… Read More »