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Sinclair House will be the pride of Innisfail

Sinclair House will be the pride of Innisfail

There are a few citizens who have reportedly wondered why many others in town have chosen to toss hard-earned money into the restoration of the Sinclair House.
Safely celebrating the season

Safely celebrating the season

As we schedule seasonal parties on our calendars, we should be making sure to have plans in place to ensure safe celebrations. Hosts should be mindful of their guests, while partygoers must also make an effort not to get carried away.
No indoctrination with the gender unicorn myth

No indoctrination with the gender unicorn myth

As you know Bill 24 has been passed in the Alberta legislature and has received royal assent. This bill makes it illegal for schools to tell parents that their child or children are attending GSA (gay-straight alliance) clubs.
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Labour changes a bold move

Labour changes a bold move

The Notley government has introduced legislation that, if passed, would bring about some of the largest changes in Alberta's labour laws seen in decades.
St. Marguerite prepares for Christmas

St. Marguerite prepares for Christmas

At St. Marguerite Bourgeoys Catholic School, we celebrate the four weeks leading up to Christmas through the Christian practice of Advent.
Canada can be a healthier democracy

Canada can be a healthier democracy

The ideal liberal democracy, the one we are supposed to strive to be, is one that follows a three-part construction.
Pondering miracle for the Christmas season

Pondering miracle for the Christmas season

Luke 2:19 mentions that Mary mused. In other words, Mary contemplated; perhaps she contemplated the Scriptures of the promised Messiah. I'm sure she is in deep amazement or in awe at the birth of Jesus Christ, God in the flesh.
Outdoor rink caters to Canadian custom

Outdoor rink caters to Canadian custom

Depending on the weather, Sundre and surrounding area residents will soon have the opportunity to enjoy free of charge a traditional Canadian winter custom with friends and family.
Survey indicates disturbing consumer trend

Survey indicates disturbing consumer trend

The season of giving is basically upon us. But according to a recent survey, Canadian consumers are in many cases buying more than their bank accounts allow.
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