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Where the Canadian Tire used to be
Posted on December 14, 2023From Bonavista to Vancouver Island, it’s Canada’s small towns that give this country character. As I travel from coast to coast, it’s the small towns… Read More »
Canada’s continuous support is needed within emergency contexts
Posted on December 7, 2023In times of emergency, children suffer the most. They not only endure displacement but also have no shelter and cannot access quality education. Children face… Read More »
Electricity narrative skewed by Schow’s wishful thinking
Posted on November 30, 2023I spent 32 years with the Royal Bank, working in 16 different branches throughout the province and was the manager of seven of them. My… Read More »
ASG Israel-Hamas poll methadology suspect
Posted on November 30, 2023Dear Editor, I wish to compliment Cal Braid, Local Journalism Initiative Reporter, for his article entitled “Poll reveals mixed concern and apathy over Israel-Hamas conflict”.… Read More »
Canada’s continuous support is needed within emergency contexts
Posted on November 24, 2023In times of emergency, children suffer the most. They not only endure displacement but also have no shelter and cannot access quality education. Children face… Read More »
Canada needs to do more for displaced children and youth
Posted on November 24, 2023What an opportune time for Canada to sustain its support for children in emergencies! On the one hand, Canada has quietly and shamefully dropped the… Read More »
Alberta Liberal leader calls for 75% threshold on CPP referendum
Posted on November 16, 2023I support the CPP. An Alberta Pension Plan will expose Alberta workers to unnecessary risk and make Alberta a pariah in the rest of Canada.… Read More »
The high cost of Ottawa’s proposed electricity regulations
Posted on November 9, 2023Neighbours and friends, Canada stands at a crossroads. The federal government’s proposed electricity regulations, if left unchanged, will profoundly impact families and businesses across the… Read More »
Vauxhall Legion remembered as pillar of service and community
Posted on November 9, 2023Lest we forget. As we move closer to November 11, Remembrance Day, we need to reflect and remember the past. Remembrance Day, and the Royal… Read More »
The courage of young women and men
Posted on November 9, 2023Dear Editor, On Remembrance Day, look at the old veterans gathered at your local cenotaph, standing proudly, or seated with a warm blanket on their… Read More »