I spoke on Mother’s Day one year and said that men occasionally strike terror into the hearts of their wives with their schemes and
READ“It’s a bit of a legal mess at the moment,” was how Health Minister Fred Horne described the aftermath of his decision to fire
READMost growers either in crop or livestock production are painfully aware of those annoying deductions that appear on statements
READJune has certainly been a busy month for fundraisers and community events — again.
READI do wonder if voters would prefer to be treated as seals in a circus, rather than as individuals with the power to make change.
READThe compassion and care of Christ is clearly and repeatedly displayed in the Gospels.
READBeing back on my farm in Altario allows me to get my feet back down on the ground physically and metaphorically.
READMany of you have contacted me following the Senate travel and expenses scandal involving four Senators
READAfter guiding Alberta Agriculture through some turbulent times, Deputy Minister John Knapp has announced that he will be retiring
READAs the spring session of Parliament winds down, Prime Minister Stephen Harper’s Conservative government is sporting bruises
READAccording to many education gurus, incorporating technology in the classroom is the key to a solid 21st century education.
READSir Eric Griffith-Jones, the attorney-general in the British colony of Kenya at the time of the Mau Mau rebellion, was a sensitive soul
READYoung Canadians, like young people around the world, are paying far too much of the cost of the global financial crisis, with high
READOne of the catchphrases of our generation is, “Yeah, but does it work?”
READThe Canadian Food Inspection Agency (CFIA) has announced that it will be initiating a study into the definition of “local” food.
READRecently, my office received correspondence with respect to what the actual costs of the above ground HVDC transmission lines being built
READCrazy Daze in Stettler has greater potential than just bargains downtown and a midway for a couple of days.
READDavid Branigan started off the new year in the worst possible way: with the police at his door telling him his 22-year-old son, Joshua
READBeware the open mike. On Tuesday Egypt’s President Mohammed Morsi summoned senior politicians of all parties to discuss
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