Editorials

Protestors in front of hospitals should be removed and charged under Bill 1.

I was talking to my neighbour a while back about terms of endearment and how their meaning and intentions have shifted generationally. He was confused as to how some words that he grew up knowing as terms of endearment or compliments, are now used to belittle women.

I have been very patient with following provincial guidelines and the phases set out for re-opening by the provincial government during this part of Alberta’s COVID journey.

Early this month, which is Women’s History Month to be exact, 33-year-old Sarah Everard went missing as she walked back to her Brixton home from a friend’s house in Clapham, South London.

Monday March 8, 2021 was International Women’s Day; so to truly reflect on this day I am going to write about some of the incredible works, whether it be writing, film, public speaking or acts from women that I found to exemplify the resilience of women.

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What happened in Texas last week during the cold snap that left millions without power is the perfect example why fiscal planning is so important and what the role of government should be.

This cold snap has me in a bit of a funk. On top of a lockdown, we are locked in to avoid the frigid temperatures. So to brighten a few moods, because I know it brightened mine when I first heard it, I will share a recent story about my mom’s mask mishap that happened just a few weeks ago.

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