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Last Dec. 17 Danielle Smith and eight other Wildrose MLAs strode over to the Progressive Conservative side of the legislature carpet – all harsh words previously uttered between the defectors and their former foe were now inoperative.

Coachella, a Californian music festival that plays host to celebrities and music lovers, marks the beginning of festival season. Teens’ Instagram feeds are blowing up with the latest festival fashion trends set by the Coachella masses.

The signs and placards are in place and the platforms are being communicated to voters as the six-horse race that is the Alberta provincial election gets set to unfold on May 5.

The gay rights movement has made tremendous advances in the last few decades.

Sometimes in this business, whether as individual reporters or a part of the vaguely defined group “The Media,” sometimes we miss the point, and this week we can see a prime example of that.

Relations between Israel and the U.S. administration are paralytically strained. Does it really matter? President Obama took umbrage at Prime Minister Netanyahu’s third visit to address the U.S. Congress.

“One man’s terrorist is another man’s freedom fighter.” Though a pithy aphorism, fraught with simplistic reasoning, it does highlight one fact: the ambiguity that surrounds the idea of terrorism.

It’s that time of year to gorge on garlic. Some people wince when they’re served the pungent bulb. Others can’t get enough of the aromatic rose.

While today’s date would suggest that what I am about to tell you is an April Fool’s joke, nothing could be further from the truth. I have recently submitted a funding request to St.

Around St. Albert and Edmonton the interaction of motor vehicle drivers with one another, bicyclists, and pedestrians is becoming increasingly a high-risk game of chance with good odds of death or grievous bodily injury.