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You wouldn’t be far off referring to seniors as their community’s “super citizens.

Editorial Oilsands not up for grabs With the 2011 federal election now in the books, the controversial Alberta oilsands has resurfaced as a possible bone of contention between the province and the Harper government.

Pirates of the Caribbean: On Stranger Tides: three and a half stars Rated: PG-13 for violence and mature subject matter I’ve been a fan of the Pirates movies since the beginning.

It's been a tough spring for parents, teachers and ultimately students in Alberta's education system. Headlines about budget cuts and possible increased fees are an unfortunate way to end a school year.

The massive wildfires that have swept northern Alberta in recent days have cause great hardship for thousands of residents and have cost the province millions and millions of dollars to fight.

Guest editorial Prime Minister Stephen Harper all but begged Canadians to give him a majority to ensure his government could proceed with their initiatives to kickstart the economy and keep taxes down.

A new online health tool connecting 51ºÚÁÏs to trusted health care information and services, other health tools and wellness management tips has been launched.

The Lincoln Lawyer: three and a half stars Rated: R for coarse language and mature subject matter I often wonder if defence attorneys lead the action-packed lifestyles they are portrayed as in the movies, lives where they must keep one eye open while

You should have seen me a year ago. Calling me the stereotypical bachelor would be putting it mildly. I invented new meals – Kraft Dinner flambé anyone? And life was simple, revolving around the essentials: hockey and football.

April's Royal wedding was an event that one might have expected to ignite a discussion about the monarchy's relevance to Canada. Unfortunately, the bride's dress received more media attention than the constitutional status of the House of Windsor.