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Dan Singleton

Dan Singleton

Dan Singleton is the editor of the Mountain View Gazette who joined the newspaper in 2012 after serving as Sundre Round Up editor since 1994. He covers news, courts, municipal politics and community events. He is also a longtime columnist.

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Recent Work by Dan

Republican Party of Alberta candidate says Alberta would be better separated from Canada

Republican Party of Alberta candidate says Alberta would be better separated from Canada

Cam Davies, a candidate for the Republican Party of Alberta seeking election in the Olds-Didsbury-Three Hills by-election, is advocating for a binding independence referendum, arguing that Alberta is not getting a fair deal within Canada.
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UCP’s ‘age-appropriate’ book plan sparks concerns

UCP’s ‘age-appropriate’ book plan sparks concerns

Alberta Teachers’ Association president Jason Schilling said the association is "concerned that the selection process that the government has initiated has the potential to prioritize special interest groups arriving with their own predetermined agendas and to further target diverse communities"
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Editorial: Battle lines already drawn between Alberta, feds

Editorial: Battle lines already drawn between Alberta, feds

Premier Danielle Smith's opposition to the federal government on many issues all but ensures that any hope of Ottawa and Alberta working smoothly together remains remote
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Premier Danielle Smith discusses separation, pension plan in town hall-style meeting

Premier Danielle Smith discusses separation, pension plan in town hall-style meeting

Smith, along with former Olds-Didsbury-Three Hills MLA Nathan Cooper and UCP riding candidate Tara Sawyer met with several hundred supporters May 24 in Holy Trinity Catholic School's gymnasium in Olds, Alberta.
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Editorial: Recession preparedness for the best

Editorial: Recession preparedness for the best

With the Trump administration appearing more committed than ever in pursuing its international tariff trade war, it is vital that Alberta be prepared meet the significant economic challenges that could be just around the corner.
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Editorial: Council codes of conduct should stay

Editorial: Council codes of conduct should stay

Under the Municipal Affairs Statutes Amendment Act, Bill 50, existing municipal code of conduct bylaws will be repealed.
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Editorial: Surgery shake-up timing regrettable

Editorial: Surgery shake-up timing regrettable

New model will see government funding follow the patient, with a goal of making health care more efficient, lowering wait times, providing more transparency and attracting more surgeons to the province
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Wynonna Earp fan club makes donation to preserve props in Didsbury

Wynonna Earp fan club makes donation to preserve props in Didsbury

Earpers' hoping for establishment of a permanent location for items from the TV and film series' filming in Didsbury over the years
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Record turnout to cast ballots at advance federal election polls

Record turnout to cast ballots at advance federal election polls

According to the preliminary figures, 7.3 million electors voted at the advance polls over the four days in this general election, officials said April 22.
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PPC's Maxime Bernier calls for end to mass immigration during Didsbury stop

PPC's Maxime Bernier calls for end to mass immigration during Didsbury stop

Federal party leader toured the new Ponoka-Didsbury riding April 16 with candidate Larry Gratton, speaking with supporters and distributing party literature
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