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COLUMN: Okotoks is growing slower than you think

COLUMN: Okotoks is growing slower than you think

Despite signs of development all around, Okotoks is growing at a much slower rate than its neighbours in the Calgary region.
COLUMN: Unlock those memories of your former cool self

COLUMN: Unlock those memories of your former cool self

New mother hasn't felt cool, adventurous, ambitious, or really much of anything outside of survival-mode for a hot minute.
EDITORIAL: Welcome mat rolled out for Okotoks' new doctors

EDITORIAL: Welcome mat rolled out for Okotoks' new doctors

Influx of international physicians will allow thousands of patients in the Foothills to finally have a GP.
LETTER: Adults must show patience with young referees

LETTER: Adults must show patience with young referees

Young referees are going to make mistakes, so it's imperative that adults show some patience and understanding.
LETTER: Abhorrent behaviour by some fans at Okotoks hockey game

LETTER: Abhorrent behaviour by some fans at Okotoks hockey game

Unruly fans should be removed from the arena and told not to return if they can’t behave.
LETTER: Stores should categorize products to help consumers

LETTER: Stores should categorize products to help consumers

Many liquor stores have conveniently grouped the wines they sell into countries of origin. Could supermarkets do the same?
COLUMN: Happy with double-digit assessment increase

COLUMN: Happy with double-digit assessment increase

This year's assessment notice brings increased equity as well as a more modest property tax increase.
EDITORIAL: Rough ride for regional approach in Alberta

EDITORIAL: Rough ride for regional approach in Alberta

Local governments are looking to ditch metropolitan boards as soon as Province gives them the OK to do so.
LETTER: Union calls on Foothills School Division to stand up for kids

LETTER: Union calls on Foothills School Division to stand up for kids

CUPE Local 5040 invites Foothills School Division to join union in standing united against the provincial government.
COLUMN: Alberta’s wetlands help build resilient communities

COLUMN: Alberta’s wetlands help build resilient communities

Wetlands, which are disappearing at an alarming rate in Canada, protect our homes, businesses and roads from heavy rains and flooding.
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