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The tax scams cometh

The tax scams cometh

With March less than a couple of weeks away, Canadians are not the only ones getting ready for tax season.
Memory Lane

Memory Lane

Feb. 24, 1999 A series of attacks on livestock west of Sundre prompted an area rancher to shoot three cougars, two of which were confirmed killed.
Looking for the deep freeze’s silver linings

Looking for the deep freeze’s silver linings

Although identifying silver linings can be challenging in enduring freezing weather wherein exposed skin will within minutes suffer frostbite, they nevertheless are to be found.
Seizing a Winter Games moment at RDC

Seizing a Winter Games moment at RDC

It’s been four-and-a-half years since Red Deer first learned it would get the Canada Winter Games – years that now seem to have gone by in an instant – but years that were filled with planning and preparation.
Conversion therapy battle heats up

Conversion therapy battle heats up

A multi-stakeholder working group has been formed under the direction of the provincial minister of health to determine how to ban conversion therapy in Alberta.
'Election 2019' TNT baton to teammate Justin Trudeau

'Election 2019' TNT baton to teammate Justin Trudeau

Conversion therapy battle heats up

Conversion therapy battle heats up

A multi-stakeholder working group has been formed under the direction of the provincial minister of health to determine how to ban conversion therapy in Alberta.
Evangelistic outreach through the years

Evangelistic outreach through the years

From early on and well into my adult years I was privileged to hear the gospel message from my own pastors, travelling evangelists and Billy Graham on the television and airwaves.
Our farmers have been cheated

Our farmers have been cheated

Am I the only person in the county who feels betrayed by our members of the legislature? Many of the people in the county as well as other constituencies in the province had enough of the Progressive Conservative antics and sent our money and vote to
Climate change and existentialism

Climate change and existentialism

From Plato and his student Aristotle in the early 300s B.C. to Dostoevsky in the 19th century, Europeans believed in Essenism – that we were born with our essential purpose in life planted in us at birth by the Creator.
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