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Seniors need safe and reliable transportation

Seniors need safe and reliable transportation

I think it is time for the town to know how some seniors are being treated. I am 81 years young. I moved to Innisfail two years ago.
From fun to fearsome

From fun to fearsome

As Prime Times’ resident “young person," I’m an old hand at Facebook. But I’m seriously thinking of ditching the social media site, and you should, too. Let me explain. I’m in my 30s and I first signed up for Facebook while in college.
UCP continues tone deaf march

UCP continues tone deaf march

As the United Conservative Party (UCP) makes strides toward hitting the ballot for the 2019 provincial election, its recent founding policy convention set the stage for what the party will stand for.
Governments will naturally infringe

Governments will naturally infringe

Man is a social animal: an individual within a larger group of individuals, which leads to a constant question within politics: what are the roles of the individual and the state within our system of governance? The ideal of Western Liberalism – the
Unconditional basic income bad idea

Unconditional basic income bad idea

Almost 50 years ago, a Canadian Senate report declared that a basic income "is an idea whose time has come." Ever since, the idea resurfaces every so often, with support that spans the political spectrum.
A letter to Graysen Cameron from Deer Meadow Grade 7s

A letter to Graysen Cameron from Deer Meadow Grade 7s

Dear Graysen, We are Mrs. Clarke’s Grade 7 literacy class at École Deer Meadow School in Olds. You may not know us, but we know you. We know you from seeing your strength when you spoke at Ryan’s funeral.
Students learn important lesson from Cameron

Students learn important lesson from Cameron

Kudos to students in an École Deer Meadow School Grade 7 class for doing their part to support local athlete Graysen Cameron, who was injured in the April 6 bus crash involving the Humboldt Broncos bus and a semi-trailer.
Fighting fire with fire

Fighting fire with fire

Conditions have been drying up rather quickly since the snow finally started to melt. Alberta Agriculture and Forestry last week upgraded the Rocky Forest Area’s wildfire advisory to moderate from low just barely the week before.
Health care always a political issue

Health care always a political issue

Health care could be a potential campaign issue for Alberta’s next election, as opposition parties are beginning to raise this topic in their pre-stump speeches.
Overtaken by irrational thinking

Overtaken by irrational thinking

Why do we have a country? Because people generally recognize that working together achieves many good things while constantly fighting makes daily life worse. This principle seems to be eluding B.C.
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