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Carefully crafted statements are what we have come to expect from many levels of government. It is akin to a corporate communications department at a… Read More »
There is always give and take between the media and politicians in playing the game of access. With media being banned from the CPC party… Read More »
Hell has officially frozen over. Tim Hortons, a cherished piece of Canadiana, has been swallowed by a Burger King, a U.S. fast food goliath. Burger… Read More »
On the surface, Taber council’s unanimous passing of Bylaw 9-2014 at their Aug. 18 meeting looks just like any of a dozen other bylaws passed… Read More »
For the past week, many have had eyes focused on the St. Louis, Mo. suburb of Ferguson, where clashes between protestors and police following an… Read More »
Readers Digest Canada released a survey in 2013 of the most trusted and mistrusted professions.Toping the list of most trusted were jobs like firefighters, pharmacists,… Read More »
In August, 1914, angered by the actions of the Central Powers, British writer H.G. Wells dubbed the First World War "The war to end war."… Read More »
It is hard for us to conceptualize just how distant 100 years ago really is. It is a lost world, cast in grainy shades of… Read More »
Prime Minister Stephen Harper’s open support of Israel and full-out condemnation of recent missile attacks by the militant wing of the Palestinian terror group Hamas… Read More »
Copiously rich tax evaders everywhere beware — your neighbours are watching you. Canada Revenue Agency’s (CRA) new snitch line, known as OTIP, for Offshore Tax… Read More »