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Letter to the Editor: Loved Guthrie's all-Canadian touch at BBQ

Letter to the Editor: Loved Guthrie's all-Canadian touch at BBQ

A special shout out to MLA Guthrie for injecting an element of Canadian products into his luncheon.
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Editorial: Being tornado prepared

Editorial: Being tornado prepared

High risk season for tornadoes in Calgary area is from mid-June until early August.
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Letter to the Editor: EV cars part of broader ‘Green’ scam

Letter to the Editor: EV cars part of broader ‘Green’ scam

Already the automobile manufacturers have stood up (finally), and challenged the technological idiocy of EV automobiles.
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COMMENTARY: Ordinary people can do extraordinary things

COMMENTARY: Ordinary people can do extraordinary things

Democracy means power is distributed among the people and not concentrated in the hands of the few.
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COMMENTARY: What’s the deal with the Grits and EV cars?

COMMENTARY: What’s the deal with the Grits and EV cars?

In ten years you won’t be allowed to buy a new, gasoline-powered vehicle in our country.
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Letter to the Editor: Hypocrisy of Guthrie's ejection from cabinet

Letter to the Editor: Hypocrisy of Guthrie's ejection from cabinet

Your readers may recall that Peter (Guthrie) was driven from Cabinet and the caucus for suggesting that Minister LaGrange step aside.
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EDITORIAL: Affordability still on the minds of Canadians

EDITORIAL: Affordability still on the minds of Canadians

Ah, Canada. The place of hockey, maple syrup, plaid shirts and the wild outdoors. Canada is turning 158 years old and it feels like July 1 is going to hit differently this year.
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Letter to the Editor: Only those with wealth can now afford homes

Letter to the Editor: Only those with wealth can now afford homes

If we don’t address home values, the housing problem will remain unsolved.
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Letter to the Editor: Outraged Smith government would charge for vaccines

Letter to the Editor: Outraged Smith government would charge for vaccines

Almost 3,000 Albertans have died from COVID complications this past year with over 25,000 hospitalizations.
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Community Connections: Finding purpose through community

Community Connections: Finding purpose through community

Two weeks back I had the privilege of moderating a panel discussion in the community. The topic was “Living with Purpose - Perspectives on Life and Death,” hosted by the Ahmadiyya Muslim Jama’at.
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