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U.N. climate results paint bleak Canadian picture
Posted on April 11, 2014The United Nations released the Intergovernmental Panel on Climate Change results, and, according to the 32 volume, 2,610 page report, the results are predictably not… Read More »
The illusion of combating bullying
Posted on April 1, 2014Bullies exist at every school in every town throughout the province and across the country — it is an inevitable reality but everybody everywhere talks… Read More »
Be prepared before an emergency happens
Posted on March 25, 2014It was as if an apocalypse was upon us. Lethbridge County was asked to conserve water and a boil water order was implemented for our… Read More »
Provincial budget has impact for rising debt
Posted on March 18, 2014The provincial budget showed a ray of light for Albertans used to a long succession of deficit spending — the past six years have seen… Read More »
Redford bending the rules
Posted on March 4, 2014It’s devil’s advocate time. Alberta Premier Alison Redford of the provincial Conservatives recently bent the rules in regards to provincial liquor laws, so Alberta establishments… Read More »
No easy solutions for Toronto mayor
Posted on February 27, 2014Following a long string of denials and falsehoods, embattled Toronto Mayor Rob Ford at some point hit upon a sad truth when it comes to… Read More »
Art of the con is criminal
Posted on February 10, 2014Con artists have been around since the dawn of man. Cavemen would con their neighbours into handing over a scarce amount of Pterodactyl meat for… Read More »
Canadians give throughout the year
Posted on December 20, 2013Christmas is when the spirit of giving shines but how does one decide which organization or cause is this year’s donation of choice and if… Read More »
The anti-social media network
Posted on December 13, 2013Social media should be called anti-social media, as it divides humans between those technologically advanced and those social media awkward. Technology advanced humans tend to… Read More »
Drive to survive this holiday season
Posted on December 6, 2013When the snow starts to blow into southern Alberta near the end of November, sometimes just after Remembrance Day but many times before or on… Read More »