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LETTERS: Neutrality team is right

LETTERS: Neutrality team is right

Regarding public spaces the Neutrality Bylaw Team has it exactly right! In the interest of peaceful coexistence public spaces should be kept neutral.
LETTERS: Council should stay out of plebiscite issue

LETTERS: Council should stay out of plebiscite issue

Who is Jon Kramer? Oh sure, I know he was recently elected Mayor for Westlock. But what concerns me, and I believe that it should you, as Westlock constituents, is his questionable agenda and his duties in his mayoral position. What right does Mr.
LETTERS: Crosswalk bylaw not about the 2SLGTBQI+ community

LETTERS: Crosswalk bylaw not about the 2SLGTBQI+ community

A constant lie regarding Westlock’s proposed neutrality bylaw is the claim that it’s targeting the 2SLGTBQI+ community. This is not true, but that hasn’t stopped our own town council from joining in on the accusations.
Punching down

Punching down

Danielle Smith and the United Conservative Party continued their trend of passing new policies without consulting stakeholders this week, begging the question — who are they talking to? Certainly not trans youth
COLUMN: Exam Season

COLUMN: Exam Season

Each year, conversations around the veracity of diploma exams pop up, and not just in educational circles.
EDITORIAL: Keep the press free

EDITORIAL: Keep the press free

By now, news of Rebel Media reporter David Menzies’s Jan. 9 arrest in Richmond Hill, Ont. has likely reached many of our readers, as news tends to do.
Community group attempts to sink Bombers

Community group attempts to sink Bombers

EDITORIAL: Just vote

EDITORIAL: Just vote

Chances are this isn’t the first opinion column you’ve read on the importance of voting, and it almost certainly won’t the last. The Town of Westlock is hosting its municipal byelection Jan.
COLUMN: Simply begin again

COLUMN: Simply begin again

Reinvention is overrated, try self-compassion instead
No premature diagnosis on health care reform, please

No premature diagnosis on health care reform, please

It’s not the cure for cancer. Neither is it a supervirus that will kill us all. Reaction to the reorganization of health care delivery in Alberta announced by Premier Danielle Smith last week has tended towards the latter.
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