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. . . transform the downtown area into a destination rather than a thoroughfare. – St. Anne Street Realignment – Stage 1 The recent open house held by the city regarding the St.

When I was seven, I was shy. I never wanted to draw attention. Maybe that’s why the boys at school liked to pick on me. There was one freckled boy who tormented me for weeks.

Have you ever wondered what songs might appear on the soundtrack of your life? Albeit a moving target, and not as intensively contemplative as preparing a desert island playlist, I have always found it fun to speculate as to what deep tracks would ap

We have just honoured Canadian men and women who have and are serving in our armed forces. Unhappily, this year’s Remembrance Day was marked by feelings of uncertainty as well as pride and sorrow.

Hope versus fear – that is what Jack Layton had beseeched us to look to as a society. Yet, it would seem fear is more intrinsic to our world than we would think.

It is one of my fondest video game memories. The year is 1997 and I have discovered Diablo, a dungeon-crawler unlike anything I had experienced before.

While I am sympathetic to the need for more parking in downtown St. Albert, and am supportive of the pilot project, I am not optimistic for its success.

The first issue in the tumult over Mayor Crouse double billing his expenses is whether it was deliberate. I don’t agree with suggestions that the amounts in question are too trivial to bother with.

As an educator, I have the pleasure of working with folks from all walks of life. One of the lessons learned early in my teaching career is that it truly does take a village to raise a child. The relationship between home and school is vital.

Income inequality, the income gap that is said to be increasing between the wealthiest people in society and the lower and middle classes, has become a hot topic in Canadian politics.