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Better not to open the door

Better not to open the door

Dear Editor, People think “Baby It’s Cold Outside” is encouraging bad behaviour. That’s nothing. I am still emotionally scarred by songs and stories told to me as a child. There was a baby blown out of a tree.
Regulatory uncertainty leads to lack of competitiveness

Regulatory uncertainty leads to lack of competitiveness

Dear Editor, The Federal Liberals should sit up and take heed of what Imperial Oil CEO, Rich Kruger has to say about Canada’s competitiveness and regulatory uncertainty in our energy sector investments.
Real life isn’t like it is on TV

Real life isn’t like it is on TV

One of my favourite television shows when I was growing up was Emergency.
The time is now

The time is now

It is time for the Town of Barrhead and County of Barrhead to have a serious discussion about enacting a cannabis consumption bylaw. It is something we asked for this summer and we are still waiting.
Reader takes aim at Bill 24 and gay-straight-alliances

Reader takes aim at Bill 24 and gay-straight-alliances

Dear Editor, I want to thank Kevin Berger for his two columns engaging with the issue of Alberta Education’s attempt to force all Albertan schools to have GSA policies compliant with the government’s ideology (Nov. 20 and Dec. 4 Barrhead Leader).
Finding middle ground

Finding middle ground

With a looming spring provincial election, voters are splintering off into their preferred camps, most of which seem to be on one side of the political spectrum or the other.
Shovels

Shovels

Stop the political grandstanding

Stop the political grandstanding

One of the press releases that caught my attention this week was a statement by Westlock-St. Paul MP Arnold Viersen, who spoke at a “Support Canadian Pipelines” rally in Slave Lake on Jan. 6.
Time to consider creating one regional emergency management plan

Time to consider creating one regional emergency management plan

Should the town and county each have an emergency management plan? That is the question we are asking ourselves after attending the Town of Barrhead council meeting on Jan. 7 Our answer is no.
Digging his new job

Digging his new job

The Athabasca Advocate is a gemstone that I want to help polish, and know that we can make it shine brighter by shedding new light into further reaches of our community of readership.
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