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Last week, an obelisk and bird feeder were stolen from our front garden. I thought we were sharing the beauty of a garden with our neighbours and community-at-large.

The Central Alberta Council on Aging has grave concerns about recent government actions on health care in our area.

Now that President Barack Obama has taken control of General Motors, he would be well advised to order that its many active and empty factories be retooled and converted to manufacture bullet trains, light rail transit equipment, energy efficient bus

In your article on June 3, our MLA, Ken Allred states that he feels that the controversy over Bill 44 is "overblown and will soon be forgotten." I could not disagree more.

As a young boy, most of my summer holidays were spent fishing. A few other activities interfered on occasion, but every spare minute was devoted to fishing. However, as I grew older, other responsibilities began to limit my free time.

On June 6, 1944, thousands of Canadian soldiers stormed Juno Beach on the northern coast of France in what would be the beginning of the liberation of Europe from Adolf Hitler’s merciless grip on the continent.

I am writing in support of Lexi Pendzich, who is putting her enthusiasm, research and advocacy skills to work, in order to bring the issue of bike racks on buses to the fore, an effort which should be unnecessary since some other cities have moved fo

I am aware that many leaders today feel obliged to provide visions and goals for the future. Our mayor has past experience in the corporate sector.

What is the city council thinking? The downtown core is a residential neighbourhood with seven condominium units in place, another finally under construction again, and should the Grandin mall project develop, another few hundred residents will call

It’s too early to know if Mayor Nolan Crouse’s political instincts about downtown revitalization have set him apart as a strong visionary or scapegoat.