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EDITORIAL: Desperate government offers holiday goodies

EDITORIAL: Desperate government offers holiday goodies

These wholly transparent efforts to assist everyday Canadians with the cost of living come with a price tag in excess of $6 billion.
LETTER: Okotoks resident has encounter at door with suspicious man

LETTER: Okotoks resident has encounter at door with suspicious man

Okotoks resident is warning others after an unnerving encounter with a man posing as a delivery driver.
LETTER: Snow plowing creates even bigger problems in Okotoks

LETTER: Snow plowing creates even bigger problems in Okotoks

By plowing the snow into high furrows at the sides of roads, where it freezes, it ends up blocking driveways.
COLUMN: Paying homage to Okotoks' unsung heroes

COLUMN: Paying homage to Okotoks' unsung heroes

A big snowstorm isn’t just an inconvenience; it can halt daily activities, close businesses and endanger public safety.
LETTER: Okotoks bylaws are too vaguely worded

LETTER: Okotoks bylaws are too vaguely worded

Okotoks needs to adopt clearer bylaws as some current ones leave too much to an officer's discretion.
COLUMN: Lights signal town is growing up

COLUMN: Lights signal town is growing up

Growing number of traffic lights on Northridge/Southridge Drive making it a slow go on Okotoks' main drag.
LETTER: Rural Alberta neighbours need support fighting coal mines

LETTER: Rural Alberta neighbours need support fighting coal mines

Large crowd gathers in Nanton to hear about the risks coal mines present to the environment in southern Alberta.
EDITORIAL: Government cooperation would be the real win

EDITORIAL: Government cooperation would be the real win

It would be a win-win situation, of course, to see Smith and Trudeau work together to address economic and environmental concerns.
LETTER: Enforcement needed to change driver behaviour

LETTER: Enforcement needed to change driver behaviour

Drivers on Highway 2 or anywhere else will continue to ignore the rules of the road without adequate enforcement.
COLUMN: Posties’ power of disruption isn’t what it used to be

COLUMN: Posties’ power of disruption isn’t what it used to be

Whether posties are on the picket line is close to meaningless for most Canadians.
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