Opinion

Letter to the Editor

Before I get into what I really want to say in this column, I have to talk about my recent annual winter getaway trip. Of course, I went to Las Vegas again, mainly because I didn’t feel like getting shot at by drug smugglers in Mexico.

One of the last examples of widespread institutionalized discrimination

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RE: Supreme Court ruling on assisted suicide How sad that the options for Canadians who are severely ill or dying appear to have been reduced to two choices: either suffer a painful and “undignified” death, or ask your doctor for a lethal drug.

One of the Internet’s greatest characteristics is that it allows people from a diverse variety of backgrounds to come together in support of something.

Dear Editor I would like to publicly thank Neil Clark for allowing myself and two other frozen bus riders to warm up and wait in his vehicle on the night of Feb.3.

Legislating physician-assisted suicide is bound to be difficult, but there are ways to mitigate any adverse

Albertans need to ask themselves what kind of society they want and how government can, and can't, help them achieve it

Governments must begin to budget equitably for all generations