Fantastic news for the Canadian economy,” posted ex-premier and ardent federalist Jason Kenney. “More demand for Canadian (including Alberta) gas will finally mean getting a higher price for our ...
Residents moving into Westview by Sivera find not only superior, comfortable housing but also a community committed to healthy aging. “People do not come to Westview to surrender their independence,” ...
An analysis published in July in Perspectives on Psychological Science of more than 2,000 people found that Americans and people in several other countries are speaking roughly 300 fewer words a day, ...
Many Albertans who spare themselves the misery of social media believe separatism will be defeated on Oct. 19 and promptly fade away. In fact, the aftershock from a clear separatist loss could be ...
British Columbia Premier David Eby's reckless election call is a danger not just to his province, but to the whole country. In his kickoff speech Tuesday, the NDP leader slammed “Trump” 13 times, with ...
Simpson may not be a household name in New Zealand, but he has earned international renown working with animals in film. He runs Instinct Animals for Film just north of Calgary, and has spent 30 years ...
73 “Fame” singer Cara 74 Relinquished 75 Mimics a kangaroo 76 Devotee 77 Home services site 78 Santa Monica beach structure 81 Catan resource 82 European range 85 Worthy of a one-star rating 86 ___ ...
Alberta's infrastructure deficits, overcrowded classrooms, and delayed emergency rooms are the result of political mismanagement, short-term budget cycles, and structural underfunding. Blaming new ...
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The three most common conditions are financing, inspection and, if it's a condo, a review of condominium documents. In Alberta, the conditions are not a simple pass or fail; they are subjective. They ...
Despite its relative dominance of B.C. political discourse in recent years, a new poll finds that “Indigenous reconciliation” ranks at the very bottom of voter priorities. Earlier this month, Ipsos ...
Alberta plans to change the fees it charges oil companies to encourage investment in the industry and grow production to fill a proposed million-barrel-a-day pipeline, the province's premier says. The ...
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