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Overzealous and unquestioning nationalism a disease of humankind

Overzealous and unquestioning nationalism a disease of humankind

The world was recently stunned by an extremely narrow referendum result that saw the U.K. leave the E.U. by roughly 52 per cent voting Leave to 48 per cent voting Remain.
Abysmal voter turnout in 2016 byelection

Abysmal voter turnout in 2016 byelection

Even fewer ballots were cast by eligible Sundre voters in the 2016 byelection as compared to the 2015 byelection. Last year, voters had a choice between Cheri Funke and Katie Jo Munro following the resignation of former councillor Tony Jordan.
Legacy of greatness for Mr. Hockey

Legacy of greatness for Mr. Hockey

Gordie Howe played professional hockey in two eras, the post-war years named the Original Six after the six teams in the National Hockey League and the modern era of expansion and millionaire players.
Turning a blind eye to real problems

Turning a blind eye to real problems

Comprehending how a benign issue can rile up voters into a furious frenzy while meaningful problems hardly elicit even the mildest reaction is rather perplexing.
Remember the important things in life

Remember the important things in life

Albertans are hurting – that much should be obvious. After flying so high for so long, the Alberta economy nose-dived into the ground at full speed, and the casualties are spread out all over the province.
Carbon tax is a cash grab

Carbon tax is a cash grab

According to a report in the Globe and Mail, Finance Canada is quietly promoting the idea of a federal carbon tax, or at least, a minimum carbon price, in order to reduce greenhouse gas emissions as Canada has pledged to do in last December's Paris A
The greatest small-town show on earth?

The greatest small-town show on earth?

The population of Sundre more than tripled this weekend. Roughly 10,000 people came for the 37th annual Sundre Pro Rodeo.
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Making mountains out of molehills

Making mountains out of molehills

Comprehending how a benign issue can rile up voters into a furious frenzy while meaningful problems hardly elicit even the mildest reaction is rather perplexing.
Gun laws better than free-for-all

Gun laws better than free-for-all

There's a reason developed countries with proper firearm regulations do not experience anywhere near the same levels of gun violence as the U.S., where gun laws are so lax they might as well not even exist.
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