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Terry Fox forever a true Canadian hero

Terry Fox forever a true Canadian hero

I'm sorry that you didn't get to finish, Terry Fox. But here is what you started. For more than 36 years there have been Terry Fox runs happening every September in more than 9,000 communities across Canada.
Out of order, out of sync

Out of order, out of sync

About one month ago while proceeding past the new town hall I noticed that the three flags were out of order, out of sync.
Five terrible reasons to run for municipal office

Five terrible reasons to run for municipal office

Ever wonder what motivates a person to run for municipal council? It seems that, in many Alberta communities this year, there are a record number of candidates for council, as well as many mayoral hopefuls.
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Opinion Cartoon

Offering hope

Offering hope

Depression, despair and suicidal thoughts don't discriminate. No one is immune. Olds' Andrea Hawiuk, a dedicated group of volunteers and generous benefactors are, for the second year, offering inspiration, good food, music, and hope.
Alberta's fiscal prophets hit snag

Alberta's fiscal prophets hit snag

Alberta's self-proclaimed fiscal prophets seem to have hit a rather embarrassing speed bump on their pursuit to obtain power.
Always serving community's greatest needs

Always serving community's greatest needs

In case you hadn't noticed, the number of car shows being held all over Western Canada and the U.S. has grown. In fact, you would be hard pressed to find a week during the summer months that didn't have at least one show happening.
Be wary in bear country

Be wary in bear country

By now, no doubt everyone in Sundre ó perhaps even the province ó has heard about the Calgary man who barely survived being mauled by a grizzly.
Sacred is A mari usque ad mare

Sacred is A mari usque ad mare

“History is decided by the victors,” Sir Winston Churchill once said to make the valid point on the subjectivity of examining historical events through only one perspective.
Students can help fight intolerance

Students can help fight intolerance

With the 2017-18 school year now underway across Alberta, students will be settling in to their new classrooms and starting their new lessons.
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