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Decision to vote against borrowing bylaw explained

Decision to vote against borrowing bylaw explained

By Heather Ryan As is reported elsewhere in the Albertan, earlier Olds town council passed a bylaw to borrow $10.
National leaders show their Quebec-face in TVA debate

National leaders show their Quebec-face in TVA debate

Vaping a dangerous game

Vaping a dangerous game

Vaping and vaping deaths have been in the news recently. Over the past few months there has been at least 19 deaths in the United States that can be linked to the electronic cigarettes also known as vaping. A "vaper" or electronic cigarette, a.k.a.
Boy, I hope I'm wrong. I really do.

Boy, I hope I'm wrong. I really do.

I hope I'm wrong. I hope the vast overwhelming majority of scientists around the world who are convinced by all the data that indicates a rapid acceleration to a natural warming cycle that will destabilize the world as we know it, are wrong.
Newspaper carriers accept the challenge

Newspaper carriers accept the challenge

If you live in Olds, Bowden, Didsbury or Carstairs chances are your newspaper was delivered by a carrier. Our delivery force offers a vital service in a timely, efficient manner. We have carriers of all ages and all walks of life.
I hope I'm wrong

I hope I'm wrong

I hope I'm wrong. I hope the vast overwhelming majority of scientists around the world who are convinced by all the data that indicates a rapid acceleration to a natural warming cycle that will destabilize the world as we know it, are wrong.
Media is wrong to focus on blackface furor

Media is wrong to focus on blackface furor

By Chuck Blanchard When I was a kid I used to play cowboys and Indians and sometimes I played the Indian and sometimes I played the cowboy. Does that make me a racist? When I was in school I had the opportunity to sing a song as if I was an Indian.
Thoughts along the journey

Thoughts along the journey

Now that we are in the season of “back-to-school” I am reminded of some of my dad’s tales. Like so many of his generation he first attended a rural school, riding on horseback across the hills of southwestern Saskatchewan.
Turning out responsible citizens

Turning out responsible citizens

Re: Education questions abound, p. 25, Sept. 17 Gazette. I am writing in response to George Thatcher of Trochu who in a recent letter to the editor made some statements that I found rather misleading.
Couple set great example for community involvement

Couple set great example for community involvement

The tribute paid on Sept. 20 to Bowden residents Larry and Shirley Adams was well deserved and underlines the importance of involvement in one's community.
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