Editorials, columns and letters to the editor from our readers.
The Canadian Federation of Independent Business (CFIB) welcomes today’s news that the Canada Emergency Wage Subsidy (CEWS) and the Canada Emergency Rent Subsidy (CERS) have been extended to June 5 at current levels, including the 25 per cent additional lockdown support. […]
Michaela Glasgo, UCP MLA for Brooks-Medicine Hat Chair of the Alberta Firearms Advisory Committee Alberta’s government is committed to protecting […]
Municipalities have long been ringing the alarm bell of why high-speed internet is a necessity, not a luxury. Since the early 2000s and broken promises of the Last Mile of the Supernet, rural municipalities have been calling upon the provincial and federal governments to address rural connectivity. […]
We called Quinn’s, ( who helped us before on a hot water tank problem) and while they had emergency calls that were ahead of us, promised to be there in the morning. […]
In this week’s segment Scott Wallace talks about all the different types of protein supplements available. […]
In addition to COVID-19, Canada has two major problems we must grapple with: high unemployment and high government spending. […]
In this week’s segment Scott Wallace talks about his new line of vitamins and supplements from Alora Naturals. […]
Agricultural Societies serve and support our rural communities and are a rich part of Alberta’s history. They provide services such […]
In this week’s segment Scott Wallace talks about some of the supplement drinks he has to boost energy and metabolism to help you lose weight when combined with some exercise. […]
“Amid all the heartening and hope-filled ways Canadians have resolved to make 2021 a year of positive change, one in particular holds water: the commitment to saving our wetlands.” – Karla Guyn, PhD, CEO Ducks Unlimited […]
President Joe Biden’s decision to pull the plug on the Keystone XL pipeline is another punch to the gut for Alberta’s economy, but it’s also a good wake up call and provides us with some crucial lessons. […]
The Jan. 26 Council meeting was mundane in terms of items for this publication to cover – two first readings of bylaws and third reading of the Fees and Charges Bylaw that has taken several months to get through. […]
St. Albert RCMP want to educate the public about another fraud scam that is not new but seems to be circulating in the community again. A scammer notifies an individual that their credit card has been compromised, may state the victim owes money to Revenue Canada or the fraudster may pose as a boss or someone in a high ranking title from a business. […]
On behalf of The Morinville and District Chamber of Commerce represents 160 businesses in the Morinville and Sturgeon County region, which employ when fully operating a substantial amount of Albertans in all sectors of the economy. […]
“This reduction from Alberta’s government and Agriculture Financial Services Corporation (AFSC) will save farmers more than $55 million on their crop insurance premiums in 2021 and increase the competitiveness of Alberta farmers internationally.” – Devin Dreeshen […]
This year has not been easy. Mentally, emotionally, financially, take your pick, but yourself and everyone you know has been impacted negatively in some way by the Covid 19 pandemic. This was on our minds and hearts when our group first started to organize the 2020 Adopt A Family Christmas Campaign. How would we pull it all off when all signs pointed to the fact that this might be our biggest year of need ever? […]
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