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Just last week in the House of Commons, your government introduced a piece of legislation that I have been anticipating for quite some time now.

Dear Editor, I agree this world is suffering great damage because of the human race. I don’t know where you get your information from but mine comes from the Bible.

Much is often made of how slowly the wheels of justice seem to turn. But it’s the slow-turning wheels of democracy that should give us pause this week — and the week after, and perhaps even seven months down the road.

When it comes to new school announcements, it seems one in a single week is not sufficient.

There are new faces in Parks and Recreation, as well as the Kinsmen Aquatic Centre, and these two women have come with change on the brain.

This year in Yellowhead, and indeed across the Prairies, we were blessed with bumper crops. We were all out on our combines for hundreds of hours, harvesting our grain and making arrangements to get our product to market.

Dear Editor, To the lady who literally took her shoe grippers off and put them on my shoes as I was struggling to make it over the icy road to the sidewalk by the Barrhead Rexall to pick up my subscription – I can’t thank you enough ...

There’s no word yet on whether Dapp School will get the six modular classrooms and other modernization work that’s needed to turn it into the Pembina North Community School. This could be good news or bad news, depending where you’re standing.

Athabasca’s brick school is more than a stern and sturdy exemplar of early 20th-century architecture — more than the sum of its Indiana bathstone and Calgary red brick parts.