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Cash really still is king

Cash really still is king

It happens every once in a while. A power outage ceases all but non-essential activity. Businesses and their customers know not much can be done until electricity is restored. It’s an inconvenience suffered on both sides.
Rachel Notley and Joe Ceci are not in Kansas anymore

Rachel Notley and Joe Ceci are not in Kansas anymore

Political mavericks on the scene

Political mavericks on the scene

Two members of Parliament have just changed parties and their decisions will affect the federal election, set by law for Oct. 21, 2019. On Aug.
Motorists must exercise caution

Motorists must exercise caution

With students back in classes across the region and with inclement fall weather likely just around the corner, drivers are being reminded of the importance of ensuring that student pedestrian safety is an everyday top priority.
Pedestrian safety a must

Pedestrian safety a must

With students back in classes across the region and with inclement fall weather likely just around the corner, drivers are being reminded of the importance of ensuring that student pedestrian safety is an everyday top priority.
A place to call home

A place to call home

When we were newly married, I followed my husband as he returned to his Bible college in Central Alberta. He was enrolled as a third year student. I served as childcare giver for one of the teachers.
Cures have to be balanced

Cures have to be balanced

Re: “Notley and the failure of leadership,” p. 28, Sept. Gazette. Warren Buffett is perhaps the world's most successful investor. I seem to recall him questioning the wisdom of a nation selling off its energy resources.
Reality show connects family

Reality show connects family

The season finale of Amazing Race Canada aired recently, and you can bet my family and I tuned in for it. One of my family’s most fun rituals is watching this show together every summer.
Fire department concerns

Fire department concerns

I have been following the unfortunate situation that the Didsbury Fire Department (DFD) and its members have been experiencing for the past six-plus months.
Political mavericks on the scene

Political mavericks on the scene

Two members of Parliament have just changed parties and their decisions will affect the federal election, set by law for Oct. 21, 2019. On Aug.
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