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Trust in democracy

Trust in democracy

Trust is an essential component of a democratic society.
Sailing the seven seas: a beginner's guide

Sailing the seven seas: a beginner's guide

Before heading to the airport to board my flight to Miami, I ran into Town coun. John Irwin at the health gala and we got to talking.
Rock the boat with the vote

Rock the boat with the vote

As allegations of vote-based funding by the ruling Progressive Conservative Party continue across the province, we in St. Paul and area can by now just nod our heads and say, "yep, we may know a little something about it.
Robo-call drama dials up

Robo-call drama dials up

In the last week, we've heard a lot about robo-calls and an Elections Canada and RCMP investigation into allegations of misleading voters to incorrect polling locations.
Property rights battle rages on

Property rights battle rages on

The Premier Alison Redford appointed Property Rights Task Force aimed to settle the matter sparked by three bills passed by the Alberta Legislature that affected landowner rights.
Have fun, stay single

Have fun, stay single

Like many people, I grew up with the idea of someday getting married, starting a family and then gradually getting old alongside work and a couple family vacations to Cape Cod or Disney World.
Seniors' housing announcement at last

Seniors' housing announcement at last

At long last, the seniors in Bonnyville, the Lakeland Lodge and Housing Foundation, local MLA Genia Leskiw, and Town coun. Ray Prevost can breathe a collective sigh of relief.
Staying safe on the high seas

Staying safe on the high seas

It's hard to decide what's worse, heading into dangers uninformed and hoping for the best or researching said dangers extensively before allowing myself to walk into situations where they may become reality.
What's in a word

What's in a word

The English language is quite a wonder. Often confusing, disorientating and sometimes even nonsense, it's no wonder communication breakdowns can be credited with so many problems.
Student competition is healthy

Student competition is healthy

SPERD schools have moved Grade 6 students to outcome based report cards. The outcome based cards will show if students achieve certain outcomes, but students looking to outdo one another by trying hard for an A need not apply.
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