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Big business will dictate a Tory government

Big business will dictate a Tory government

Anyone who had taken the trouble to attend the recent election forum in Red Deer would have been rewarded by a debate that was a microcosm of the political parties.
Voters are facing a dilema in how to vote

Voters are facing a dilema in how to vote

Re.: The Electoral Dilemma A friend of mine indicated that he would like to vote for a certain candidate if he only ran for another party. This demonstrates the dilemma the voting public is faced with, to either vote for a party or a candidate.
Rising flood tides bring fear and fury

Rising flood tides bring fear and fury

There is an unsettling appearance of confusion between senior Penhold officials on whether the town has a plan to deal with its annual flood problem.
Scream 4 is horror film that screams good taste

Scream 4 is horror film that screams good taste

Scream 4: three stars Rated: R for violence, language and mature subject matter The great thing about the Scream films is that the characters have watched horror movies.
Important school story was in wrong newspaper

Important school story was in wrong newspaper

How often does anyone from Innisfail read the Mountain View Gazette? In our house it goes straight to the recycle bin and we only read what is in the Province, hoping that all the news pertaining to the citizens of Innisfail is in it.
Aftermath of federal election

Aftermath of federal election

Anyone who had taken the trouble to attend the recent election forum in Red Deer would have been rewarded by a debate that was a microcosm of the political parties.
Register your guns, vote with your values

Register your guns, vote with your values

I have guns. More than one, including custom-made rifles. All stored safely and all registered. This is not a rant by an anti-gun lobbyist.
Let's band together to make a change this time in Ottawa

Let's band together to make a change this time in Ottawa

“Snap!” Do you know what that sound was? It was the last straw breaking regarding any affinity that I might have had with the current government. I've had enough.
Premier right to defend Alberta industry

Premier right to defend Alberta industry

While no one is likely to call Premier Ed Stelmach a fierce political fighter along the lines of Ralph Klein or Jean Chretien, his recent defence of the province's oil and gas industry shows that when push comes to shove he is capable of giving a goo
Grits are lost on the prairie

Grits are lost on the prairie

The Liberals have made their first big blunder in the federal election – on the national unity file.
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