Family Day - Holiday For Some, Just Another Day For Most
Mike WoodFeb 20 2012
Family Day was originally celebrated by Alberta in 1990, with the premier of Alberta at the time, Don Getty, having the third Monday of February proclaimed as Family Day. Getty is said to have...
A Wildfire Has Hit the Town of Slave Lake, Alberta in May 2011. Here is the Slave Lake Forest Fire Video The town of Slave Lake, Alberta has been devastated by wildfires. The northern Alberta town saw hundreds of...
Every once in a while me and the boys want to get ourselves some kitty cat. Frank (aka, Tank), Tom (aka, Weasel, Shorty) and I jumped into the Pick-up and headed to Anselmo Alberta. We know...
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In the recent weeks along with leadership posturing and opposition members of BCs provincial parliament are all a twitter over raising the minimum wage to $10.00 an hour.The British Columbia Labour Minister Murray Coell, on the advice of the finance committee, perhaps the...
opinion by Barry ORegan | 1 year ago | updated 1 year ago 303 views | 0 recommendations | 2 comments
The British Columbia Labour Minister Murray Coell, on the advice of the finance committee, perhaps the liberals reflecting on their unpopularity state raising the minimum wage may be a good thing. While opening the purse strings of businesses in effect who will...
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Two University of Alberta professors may have found the mother lode in medical breakthroughs in spinal cord research. If their theories come to fruition, there are not enough Nobel Prizes on this earth...
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On December 05, 2010, at around 3am, Russel Hugh MacDonald of Citadel watched his rental home burn, caused by electrical faults from his grow op. As the Fire truck sirens wailed in the background, MacDonald believing the fire trucks were coming to the rescue fled...
It is quite amazing that people who rail against government, and argue in favor of less intrusion by government in our every day lives would enact such draconian measures under the color of law. The Oklahoma State...
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The 2010 Vancouver Winter Olympics will draw to an official close on Sunday, February 28th. Unlike the opening ceremonies where there were complaints that there was not enough French content included in the...
The Alberta Oil Sands have been a bone of contention for environmentalists for some time. Greenpeace, Al Gore and even President Obama have thrashed the Alberta Oil Sands. A favorite name for...
Wiebo Ludwig has been arrested by the RCMP and they are currently searching his Alberta farm. He was previously convicted of setting explosives to protest the activities of oil drilling. "The arrest was made...
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In recent polls it has become apparent that dissatisfaction with the Stelmach government has been growing in Alberta. Stelmach's government commands an impressive 72 seat of 83 majority in the Alberta...
Recent polls in Alberta, published in a NP story, indicate that the Wildrose Alliance Party, a new party that emerged from the merger of the Wildrose Party and the Alliance Party in Alberta, enjoys a substantial...
Well I woke up Sunday morning with no place to put my head it wouldn't hurt (oops I mean freeze). As I opened the door to let my dog out, I gazed at the thermometer, it was reading -43c or 45F. Even...
The Conservative Party in Alberta has been in power since 1971. Some of the noteworthy leaders were Peter Lougheed, Don Ghetty and Ralph Klein, who retired recently to make way for Ed Stelmach. The...