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Reject Bill C-372
Posted on February 15, 2024To ALL Canadian government members and bureaucrats. This bill to criminalize any fossil fuel advertising is blatant governmental overreach. We do not elect government members because they… Read More »
Educated immigrants vital for Canada
Posted on January 25, 2024Canada should continue to attract highly educated immigrants. That presupposes they are educated in their home countries as children. Our government has committed itself to… Read More »
Pass a children’s budget in Budget 2024
Posted on January 18, 2024In the tapestry of global progress, Canada has woven a legacy of compassion, particularly in championing the rights and well-being of children. From pioneering the… Read More »
Do not be fooled
Posted on January 11, 2024Her (Premier Danielle Smith) latest act of manipulation is to mess with our pension. I am a senior who has paid into the pension plan… Read More »
CARP applauds government meeting, supports unity of the CPP
Posted on December 27, 2023Dear Editor: The Canadian Association of Retired Persons (CARP) applauds that the federal government and all provincial territorial Ministers of Finance recently met to discuss… Read More »
Taking action on drought in Alberta
Posted on December 24, 2023Water is one of Alberta’s most precious resources. We all use it, consume it, and rely on it. Most of the water that Albertans use… Read More »
War tragedy remembered for local reader
Posted on December 24, 2023Re: Times of Dec. 13 “On This Day”, Dec. 13, 1938 “Neuengamme Concentration Camp opens in Germany” That brings sad memories, my cousin Marinus DenOudsten,… Read More »
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 »
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