The hall was little and lonely and sat in the middle of nowhere.
It was also very old.
I soon learned, however, that Liberty Hall might seem old and little and lonely, but it had not, by a long shot…
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When faced with a difficult situation, many people succumb to appeasement, or surrendering to an aggressor to avoid a conflict. When allowing yourself to relinquish your side of an argument or dispute…
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Only Premier Alison Redford knows for sure when the next provincial election will be called but she and her cabinet ministers have already been out on the campaign trail.
This latest cabinet tour was…
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The inky black star studded sky stretched before me, my cheeks stung with a thousand little needles of cold and my foreh…
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Winter might be late, but it certainly arrived last week, plunging all of us somewhat surprised and bewildered Albertans…
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As Canadians have discovered recently about the shocking amount of meddling in our national policy decisions, paid for b…
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I think music has a heartbeat that never dies.
I believe this heartbeat is passed on through generations; a gentle, gen…
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Apparently Canada is open for business but closed to criticism, no matter how constructive. This is the clearest conclus…
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The end of 2011. A year of disaster, war, loss, achievement, hope, and new beginnings. We’ve done it. We as humanity hav…
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One of the coolest gifts I received for Christmas was a copy of a column I wrote 25 years ago.
My sister, bless her hea…
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