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Letter: MAiD changes needed now

Letter: MAiD changes needed now

Sundre reader urges action on facilitating access to Medical Assistance in Dying as number of Canadians afflicted by terminal conditions such as Alzheimer’s increasing
Letter: Didsbury RCMP applauded for kindness in missing man case

Letter: Didsbury RCMP applauded for kindness in missing man case

Cremona reader praises police efforts in helping to find brother
Commentary: Local elections play key role

Commentary: Local elections play key role

Big discussion underway on the issue of whether political parties should be part of the next municipal elections
Letter: How long and loud do we have to yell about coal exploration?

Letter: How long and loud do we have to yell about coal exploration?

Foreign company’s bid to mine the Grassy Mountain area in the headwaters of the Oldman River twice rejected
Commentary: Cocoa prices challenging Easter chocolate traditions

Commentary: Cocoa prices challenging Easter chocolate traditions

Well-known Cadbury eggs shrunk by 12.9 per cent, from 39 grams to 34 grams over the past 12 months
Letter: Time for a rethink on Grassy Mountain coal mine

Letter: Time for a rethink on Grassy Mountain coal mine

Excellent example of biting the hand that feeds you
Commentary: Monitoring program a good plan

Commentary: Monitoring program a good plan

Proposal to create a provincial ankle monitoring program for Alberta criminals is right on the mark
Commentary: Youth support good for Alberta

Commentary: Youth support good for Alberta

The province's budget proposes increasing funding of the Youth Suicide Prevention Grant Program
Letter: Reader adds context to article 'Rural crime fight continuing'

Letter: Reader adds context to article 'Rural crime fight continuing'

Alberta’s small force of 120 field Fish and Wildlife officers presently patrol all of the province’s 255,000 square miles 24/7
Letter: The world is changing but if Smith has her way we won’t go with it

Letter: The world is changing but if Smith has her way we won’t go with it

After a huge outcry over opening up coal mining in the mountains, the UCP backed down and reinstated the ban in 2022, or so we thought, says reader
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