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Public will hold government to account

Public will hold government to account

As the dust settles on the 2019 provincial election, there will be a slurry of emotions around the province – joy, sadness and even outrage – at the results. During the advance polling 700,000 Albertans voted.
Hate should be made unwelcome

Hate should be made unwelcome

A new report that finds a disproportionate number of extremist movements in Alberta should raise alarm bells, including with the new Jason Kenney United Conservative Party government.
Drive for road conditions all the time

Drive for road conditions all the time

Fortunately, emergency crews in Olds say they didn't have to respond to any accidents in the area during Saturday's snowstorm. Olds RCMP Staff Sgt. Jim MacDonald says they only received one report of a collision.
Hate always unwelcome

Hate always unwelcome

A new report that finds a disproportionate number of extremist movements in Alberta should raise alarm bells, including with the new Jason Kenney United Conservative Party government.
New government has promises to keep

New government has promises to keep

Now comes the hard part for premier-elect Jason Kenney, the svelte young man in the light grey suit who doesn’t look like he’s spent 18 months carving his way to the premiership.
Progressives within the Alberta NDP are determined to look forward

Progressives within the Alberta NDP are determined to look forward

Progressives within the Alberta NDP are determined to look forward
Taxation conundrum

Taxation conundrum

Sundre’s council again found itself in the unenviable position of setting the tax rate for another year.
Talk is cheap on the campaign trail

Talk is cheap on the campaign trail

To premier-elect Kenney. You talked big and tough during the campaign. Talk is cheap. Now let’s see the follow through action. The premier of Quebec has already stated publicly, “No new oil pipelines” through his province.
Memories of efforts were greatly appreciated

Memories of efforts were greatly appreciated

As Highway 27 descends the Sundre hill, all traffic decelerates quickly to 50 kilometres per hour. The road immediately becomes a residential-industrial mix. Years back, the Youth for Christ (YFC) centre sat along the main road, back from the street.
We still have work to do

We still have work to do

It can be hard for many people, who come from places of privilege and have only known what it is like to be part of the status quo, to understand just how dangerous it is to have a marginalized existence.
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