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COLUMN: Trudeau far from embarrassed by government overreach

COLUMN: Trudeau far from embarrassed by government overreach

We’re fortunate to live in a country where the rule of law still stands — at least for now. 
COLUMN: Putting him on the right track

COLUMN: Putting him on the right track

Over the years, our travels have taken us to some big-time tracks like Santa Anita and Del Mar in California as well as some decidedly smaller venues like the Crooked River Roundup in Prineville, Oregon.
LETTER: Plan ahead and capture the rain

LETTER: Plan ahead and capture the rain

Some very prudent outdoor water use will be necessary this year. 
EDITORIAL: It’s time for Okotoks to revisit need for a shelter

EDITORIAL: It’s time for Okotoks to revisit need for a shelter

They called for the creation of some sort of shelter to allow them and others to get out of the often-bitter Alberta cold.
EDITORIAL: Dry winter to cause problems in summer

EDITORIAL: Dry winter to cause problems in summer

A dry, unseasonably warm winter has its benefits to be sure, but there’s an increasing likelihood we will be paying for it come summertime.
COLUMN: Same container, different bags

COLUMN: Same container, different bags

We've moved on to become a greener society and one of those steps forward has been replacing single-use plastic bags with those of the reusable variety.
LETTER: Health restructuring view is right on the mark

LETTER: Health restructuring view is right on the mark

I appreciate the thoughtful, respectful approach your paper takes to the issues of the day.
LETTER: Off-leash dogs aren't answer to Okotoks' deer issues

LETTER: Off-leash dogs aren't answer to Okotoks' deer issues

When we destroy the nature around us, we destroy a part of ourselves. 
COLUMN: Nothing super about big game’s date this year

COLUMN: Nothing super about big game’s date this year

An elongated NFL season meant the unthinkable could happen: the Super Bowl could be played on my wife’s birthday! 
EDITORIAL: Answer is staring them in the face

EDITORIAL: Answer is staring them in the face

Successive health ministers have repeatedly been told that government must invest in front-line services as well as put far greater priority on recruitment and retention.
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