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Volunteers improve their communities

Volunteers improve their communities

The countless contributions of dedicated community volunteers drastically improve the quality of life for everyone.
Rural residents urged to check mailboxes

Rural residents urged to check mailboxes

Rural residents who perhaps do not frequently check their mailboxes are encouraged to keep a closer eye on them.
Plastic pollution tough problem to solve

Plastic pollution tough problem to solve

An increasing number of people are voicing concerns about our use of plastics day-to-day.
The story of Truth and Parable

The story of Truth and Parable

One day Truth was so excited, he’d discovered a way to help people live life, and live it to the fullest, that he went out into the busy streets to tell everyone the good news.
All too quick to judge

All too quick to judge

Re: “The future of religion,” p.
Stand up and be counted

Stand up and be counted

Actions speak louder than words. That’s the key message Alberta needs to send to the federal government, energy sector investors, and most importantly to oil and gas workers and their families.
Accident prevention a must

Accident prevention a must

As communities across Canada continue to come to grips with the shock and grief of the Humboldt bus tragedy, motorists are reminded of the need for constant vigilance and caution when on the roadways.
Humboldt tragedy like no other for Canada

Humboldt tragedy like no other for Canada

There was an enduring image that always stuck from the gold medal hockey game from the 2010 Winter Olympics in Vancouver. A rabid Canadian fan was holding a sign that said, "Hockey is Canada's game.
Accountability needed to ensure public confidence

Accountability needed to ensure public confidence

The provincial government has announced that new standards are being put in place for Alberta’s agencies, commissions and boards to ensure public confidence is maintained in those vital organizations.
Alberta’s folly and opportunity

Alberta’s folly and opportunity

The attempt by Premier Rachel Notley, backed by official Opposition Leader Jason Kenney, to put the Trans Mountain project on life support with Alberta cash is folly in the first degree.
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