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Corporate boards in Canada need more women
Posted on April 29, 2015The federal government is trying to get more women into Canada's corporate board rooms. Among the items in the Harper government's new budget unveiled last… Read More »
Make your May 5 vote an educated one
Posted on April 22, 2015Often in North American culture we take for granted the very democratic system that many citizens of oppressed nations across the globe would sacrifice their… Read More »
Blatant opportunism in Prentice election call
Posted on April 15, 2015It was a good idea at the time. Alberta’s Election Act set the stage for regular elections, every four years. Under the legislation, Premier Jim… Read More »
Town resident opposed to compost development
Posted on April 9, 2015Re: The proposed Bio-Can Class II Compost Facility Located Directly West of the Town of Taber. Class II composting facilities are facilities that accept 500… Read More »
Transparency continues to crumble with Bill 20
Posted on April 9, 2015Albertans had high hopes that things would operate differently under savior Prentice, who campaigned for the job of Tory leader with promises of "transparency" and… Read More »
No political bloom for Wildrose floor crossers
Posted on April 1, 2015It was perhaps one of the biggest miscalculations in the history of modern Alberta politics. As a number of factors conspired to influence the Wildrose… Read More »
Standards bylaw applauded
Posted on April 1, 2015I for one deplore having to hear others use vulgar and disgusting vocabulary. It is not necessary, nor appreciated. What gives the Neanderthals the right… Read More »
Costs should not outweigh farmers’ lives
Posted on April 1, 2015Letter to Editor re: Government, Unions on different sides of WCB, OHS coin Ian Donovan very much makes the case for mandatory OHS regulations for… Read More »
I think I finally get ‘it’ well enough to try to articulate it
Posted on April 1, 2015Crossing seemed like the right thing to do. We believed we were acting in the best interests of our constituents and Albertans. Eventually - (another… Read More »
Farm safety should be year-round focus
Posted on March 25, 2015It might not seem like it now, with fresh snow earlier this month, but agricultural operations will soon be in high gear. Southern Alberta is… Read More »