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Judge not lest ye be judged

Judge not lest ye be judged

As France, and with it the world, reels from yet another extremist attack, its government inevitably extended its state of emergency. For all the good that will do, and has done to date.
The new Alberta

The new Alberta

Jason Kenney, former federal cabinet minister and wannabe leader of the Alberta Progressive Conservative Party is an outsider to provincial politics.
Motorists urged to be mindful of motorcyclists

Motorists urged to be mindful of motorcyclists

Motorcyclists and motorists don't just share the road — they also share the responsibility of watching out for one another. We're well into summer — in fact the days are already slowly but surely getting shorter.
Support diabetes Clothesline

Support diabetes Clothesline

The Canadian Diabetes Association's Clothesline® program is asking for the public's assistance in donating reusable clothing and household items in the Olds area.
Sundre wins one for all of rural Alberta

Sundre wins one for all of rural Alberta

Congratulations to Sundre and our entire region — you did it. Long-term care will remain in place at the Sundre Hospital and Care Centre and our hospital will continue to be fully used.
Motorists urged to be mindful of motorcyclists

Motorists urged to be mindful of motorcyclists

Motorcyclists and motorists don't just share the road — they also share the responsibility of watching out for one another. We're well into summer — in fact the days are already slowly but surely getting shorter.
Voting 'out' was frustration towards parliament

Voting 'out' was frustration towards parliament

Re: commentary column by Simon Ducatel, “Overzealous and unquestioning nationalism a disease of humankind,” p.6, July 5 Innisfail Province Whilst I fully agree with the underlying sentiment of the comments made (i.e.
Blame often lies in the mirror

Blame often lies in the mirror

Last month I wrote a column about the lack of personal responsibility that seems rampant in our society, and on the rise. It seems as though a lack of personal accountability does not stop with responsibility for our actions, but inaction as well.
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.
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