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AHS contradicts itself on value of home-cooked meals

AHS contradicts itself on value of home-cooked meals

To the Editor: Alberta Health Services (AHS) recently did a news release regarding the “improvements” that will be made to the Provincial 21 Day Menu Plan which is in place in all publicly owned hospitals and long term care centres of 125 beds or les
Strange goings-on at Portage College

Strange goings-on at Portage College

To the Editor: Strange goings-on these days over at Portage College campus in St. Paul, early in the reign of newly appointed President Trent Keough. Consider the following: On Nov.
Frustration mounts over Evergreen

Frustration mounts over Evergreen

To the Editor: My frustration with Evergreen continues. I have expressed these very concerns with Evergreen Regional Waste Management Services Commission and the County of St. Paul and Town of St. Paul councils.
Remember the Holodomor

Remember the Holodomor

Many cultures and nationalities have dark tragedies woven into their roots and history that they will forever remember and pass down through generations.
STRIP open house should have been in a town hall format

STRIP open house should have been in a town hall format

It is often said that first impressions are everything and a new company's way of introducing a controversial experimental project to the community is no exception.
Bonnyville football building for the future

Bonnyville football building for the future

The Bonnyville Bandits have only been around since 2008 but in that short time the team has already made a big difference in the local football system.
Three leaders: three views

Three leaders: three views

Recently, three regional leaders submitted to extended, no-holds barred interviews with the Nouvelle. The leaders were Bonnyville Mayor Ernie Isley, MD of Bonnyville Reeve Ed Rondeau, and Cold Lake Mayor Craig Copeland.
Hypocrisy the fallout from senators' action

Hypocrisy the fallout from senators' action

Before his Conservative party was elected as government in 2006, Stephen Harper mused about the challenges of working with a then-Liberal dominated Senate.
Government's actions in health care result in loss of trust

Government's actions in health care result in loss of trust

To the Editor: The Progressive Conservative Party under the leadership of Ed Stelmach has asked Albertans to "JUST TRUST US," in this entire matter of reforming the Health Act. Generally, trust is earned.
Distracted? Who? Me?

Distracted? Who? Me?

As you make your way down Main Street in your vehicle, the guy in front of you, the one driving the truck with the right signal light flashing as he creeps along Main Street at 30 km/h — The same guy who suddenly hits the brakes, changes his signal t
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