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À la cuisine! Gearing up for Iron Chef

À la cuisine! Gearing up for Iron Chef

Back in the day, when I had a television and about 60 blissful channels to choose from, I would often find myself in a battle of wills with my mother over the intrinsic value of reality TV.
Jurisdiction matters

Jurisdiction matters

The Wellness Centre federal funding debate covered in the pages of the Journal since February is finally over.
No excuse for ignoring school bus safety

No excuse for ignoring school bus safety

With the Labour Day long weekend just a couple of days away and summer winding down way faster than anyone really wants it to, it's that time of the year to remind all motor vehicle operators that school is back in session.
Playing in to the provincial sandbox: can't we all just get along?

Playing in to the provincial sandbox: can't we all just get along?

As Town of Bonnyville council prepares to embark on a diplomatic quest to show just how well it can play in the provincial government's metaphoric sand box, and as school children pack up their backpacks and move into back-to-school mode, the paralle
Great week to 'Go Country' at Showdown 2011

Great week to 'Go Country' at Showdown 2011

The week many have been waiting for is here: rodeo week. The Lakeland Rodeo Association finals are back in town and promise to offer the best in high-flying rodeo action and community fun Alberta has to offer.
Liberal era far from over

Liberal era far from over

With a full week of rodeo events and fun ahead, I wonder if any local politicians or campaigning PC leadership candidates are about to make any bold statements.
Layton's legacy will live on for years to come

Layton's legacy will live on for years to come

Only months after leading the federal New Democratic Party to its greatest victory in its proud history and only weeks after announcing he was taking a leave from politics to engage in a second battle against cancer, Jack Layton passed away early Mon
Adopting a dog can improve more lives than one

Adopting a dog can improve more lives than one

I had the combined opportunity and misfortune to stop by the Bonnyville SPCA this week, and was given a tour of the dog kennels.
Multiculturalism works in St. Paul

Multiculturalism works in St. Paul

I have just returned from a two-week holiday and while holidays are nice, it’s always nice to return home as well. One of the things I like the most about living in the St. Paul area is the multicultural flavour of the community.
The party Jack Layton built

The party Jack Layton built

The country awoke to news early Monday morning that Jack Layton died peacefully in his sleep succumbing to cancer. Friend and political foe alike will miss the NDP leader for his vital contribution to Canadian politics.
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