After almost a full year without their drug of choice, thousands of Canadians will finally be able to get their fix, starting this weekend.

A husband and wife appeared before a judge during divorce proceedings. The judge asked, “You have three kids; how will you divide them?”

The Bible should be made mandatory reading for all politicians!

Big trades involving star players are rare occurrences in the National Hockey League these days, so the deal sending Winnipeg’s Patrik Laine to Columbus for centre Pierre-Luc Dubois received bigger headlines than normal.

Alberta has become one of the best places in the world to live, work, and invest, even though the current challenges we face can overshadow those accomplishments.

The joke said, “I offer my kids $500 for every A on their report card. It sends the message that education is a priority, and it costs me nothing because my kids don’t get A’s.”

This pandemic has been a real wake up call for Canada. It’s time to look at being more self-reliant. All our manufacturing has been farmed out to other countries.

This column may be a surprise to many of you, but nothing lasts forever especially people. About two weeks ago I was diagnosed with cancer on the bottom of my esophagus.

Amid all the heartening and hope-filled ways Canadians have resolved to make 2021 a year of positive change, one in particular holds water: the commitment to saving our wetlands.

With the devastating effects of activist energy policies leading to the cancellation of Keystone XL and the need to lay the groundwork for an economic recovery, along with the need to ensure Canadians and Canadian Business have what’s needed in the fight against COVID…

What a difference one day makes. The media goes from “bashing and trashing” President Trump to praising Biden for saving the world from the Covid Pandemic and even reversing Climate Change by shutting down the Pipeline.

Here’s a quote by Bob the Minion, “Starting tomorrow whatever life throws at me, I’m ducking so it hits someone else.”

Hey, George Springer. welcome to Canada. Leave your trash can back in Houston, but bring that big bat, that outstanding glove and the leadership for which you’re known.

As we turn another page on our calendars, we are getting a little bit closer to spring. Let’s face it, 2020 wasn’t a banner year for the majority of us, and the beginning of 2021 has not been a heck of a lot better!

The AgriStability program was once a key program for Alberta farmers, designed to protect them against large declines in farming income.

There’s rumours floating about that suggest an election may be in Canada’s near future. It’s a time when many folks in western Canada are finding it a challenge to discern how they have benefitted from the current administration.

The state of the National Football League, where the quarterback is king, is in good shape. Almost guaranteed for the Feb. 7 Super Bowl in Tampa, Fla., is a classic quarterback matchup.

In the last column that I wrote I indicated that my next column would be a follow up to the last one.

Back in 2014, I started writing a column for a quality local newspaper over a three-year period. During that time, I shared a bit about life on our ranch and what it was like to raise our kids among the daily activities of breakdowns, calving cows, and lost dogs.

Will we ever know the truth about the US election? We know that major coverups are possible because when JFK was murdered, it was one of the biggest coverups in the US history that we know of.