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Monday is the St. Albert PC delegate selection meeting, where local Progressive Conservatives will select the people they wish to help choose the next leader of the PC party.

This is the time of the year that many St. Albertans dig into their pockets to stuff cash in the Salvation Army kettles, or donate food and toys to the local Kinette Fill-A-Bus effort.

Last year Justin Trudeau said that 2015 would be the last federal election conducted under the first past the post voting system.

Alberta Premier Rachel Notley is between a rock and many hard places as she tries to pave the way for the expansion of a 1,150-km interprovincial pipeline to B.C. ports.

Earlier this week, the NDP government rolled out its proposed Fair Elections Financing Act, after the all-party ethics committee was not able to come to an agreement on how to tackle the issue.

The Alberta Government has taken an important first step to help protect people from head injuries and death while using off-road vehicles.

With Black Friday behind us, the Christmas season is in full swing. The holidays are the perfect time to eat, drink and be merry. It’s a season that sees an increase in social drinking and with it, an increase in impaired driving.

It may take more than a hefty fine to make it crystal clear to PC leadership candidate Jason Kenney that the rules apply to him.

Not everyone can grow a moustache, but we all can play in a role in helping to improve men’s health.

Can Alberta PCs unite themselves into a party worthy of broad support? The antics in the leadership campaign so far inspire little confidence in the party that hopes to defeat Rachel Notley’s NDP in the next election.