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Calgary alderman calls for closure of Savory Lodge after another drug bust
There's no single problem and no single solution, but shutting the motel down would be a good first step.
Health
Ed is doing a wonderful job, and the slaggers in these commentaries are not worthy of the opportunity of washing Ed's feet.
Politics
Ted Morton vs Danielle Smith in a riding that is not urban. It will make for very interesting politics and should spur voter interest across the province.
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New protocols improve wait times at Calgary emergency wards: Official
Major improvements in patient care occurred because the profession itself took responsibility for making positive changes. Well done!
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Graham Thomson
Premier Stelmach's 'annus horribilis'
For Premier Ed Stelmach, 2010 has been -- to borrow a term used by the Queen in 1992 -- an "annus horribilis."
Susan Martinuk
Christmas is a choice that leads to reconciliation
1914. The world was at war, awash in the violence and horror of men slaughtering each other in a desperate search for peace.
Bishop Fred Henry
Message from Calgary Bishop Fred Henry: Christmas presents and Christmas presence
We should not neglect works of imagination that attempt to infuse the popular mind with the Christmas spirit. When Charles Dickens wrote A Christmas Carol, he intended to redeem the bleak work ethic of Victorian England with a renewal of Christian charity, just as in the wake of the Great Depression Frank Capra sought with It's a Wonderful Life to revive a sense of community and the common good. Transforming imaginations is integral to incarnation. We who are the church -- especially artists, writers, filmmakers, advertisers and broadcasters -- need to do today what Dickens and Capra did for their times.
