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Sentences should begin when you 're found guilty

Sentences should begin when you 're found guilty

What constitutes a miscarriage of justice these days? An Edmonton man with a one-time connection to Barrhead, a man accused of murdering an elderly couple — charged twice and convicted once in September 2016 albeit to a charge down-pled from second-d
Freedom of expression

Freedom of expression

Dear Editor, The other day while at work (as a Driver Examiner) I saw a person walk into the office with an eight-inch blade hunting knife and with another smaller knife on his belt.
The loving response to transgenderism

The loving response to transgenderism

Dear Editor, Mr. Simpson takes issue with Mr. Throness’ statement “how we were born is who we are meant to be.” (Dec.
Open doors

Open doors

The way the Town of Athabasca council meeting on Jan. 3 ended seems innocuous enough on paper. The minutes will likely record that the meeting came out of camera at 9:26 p.m.
Letter: Reduce the complaining

Letter: Reduce the complaining

First, let me state that I did not vote for the NDP. I did not like their approach to Environmental Protection – a Carbon Tax. That being said, the majority of Albertans voted the NDP into power with a vast majority.
Take a stand

Take a stand

“In a democracy people get the leaders they deserve.” Misattributed to better-known commentators such as Alexis de Tocqueville and Abraham Lincoln, the quote comes courtesy 18th century philosopher, writer, lawyer and diplomat Joseph de Maistre.
The start of a new era

The start of a new era

Two thousand and seventeen is going to be interesting. Right off the bat, Albertans across the province are coming to terms with carbon tax pricing and what that means for their households. Rolled out on Jan.
Take time to be thankful

Take time to be thankful

New Years is a wonderful time. It is a time to reflect and take stock of everything that has happened over the year, both triumphs and failures, and hopefully learn from them and move on stronger from the experience.
The little town with a big heart

The little town with a big heart

Dear Editor, Once upon a time in a province named Alberta, there was a town coined Barrhead. About 4,200 people lived, played and worked in the town of Barrhead in the year of 2016.
Reader believes public not being told the whole truth

Reader believes public not being told the whole truth

Dear Editor, Re: Carbon tax an outright lie, smoking gun revealed Since 2007, the Canadian government at the highest levels has been systematically suppressing scientists from publishing and communicating the free flow of information to the world, es
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