Columns

Four former Attorneys-General of British Columbia – spanning two political parties (NDP and Liberal) and fourteen years in office – have called for the legalization of marijuana.

Like most drivers in St. Albert, I find I need to keep my eyes glued to the road, constantly.

I have recently seen my city from a different perspective: the passenger’s seat. As the sole driver in my household and like most St. Albert parents I spend a significant portion of my evening driving.

Warning: This article contains statements of both truth and fact. The readers’ feelings will not be spared. The truth of the matter is that most daughters-in-law prefer to avoid their mothers-in-law. But don’t take it personally.

So far, as winters go, this one has been relatively tame.

History has shown that good times foster a complacency that eventually takes a toll on business performance, while tough times foster the sacrifices and adjustments needed to improve.

Canada is a constitutional monarchy, which is something that distinguishes us from the Americans. We are not a republic that elects a president, who is both the head of state and head of government.

In 2002 little Kari MacDonald was nearing the end of three years of chemotherapy. She was a survivor.

The Alberta government is about to do something that’s going to hurt kids across the province.

My condo complex nearly burned to a crisp last week, but I’m not complaining. I know plenty of other people in St. Albert have far greater grumble-worthy problems than a close call with fire. Case in point: the good folks of Akinsdale.