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Iain Hunter: Women in custody treated like lepers

Iain Hunter: Women in custody treated like lepers

Pope John Paul II is recorded as saying that a society will be judged by how it treats its weakest members. But governments are interested more in election days than judgment days, and our freshly re-elected provincial government isn鈥檛 shamed easily.
Graham Thomson: After the flood, hard questions for Albertans

Graham Thomson: After the flood, hard questions for Albertans

For the thousands of Albertans hit by floods in southern Alberta, the hard work continues. For the provincial government, the hard work, politically speaking, is just beginning.
Comment: Tax on 鈥榡unk food鈥 won鈥檛 reduce obesity

Comment: Tax on 鈥榡unk food鈥 won鈥檛 reduce obesity

It seems health associations are once again calling for a 鈥渇at tax:鈥 taxes on foods that some nutritionists and researchers don鈥檛 want us to eat or drink.
Monique Keiran: Passing notes, just like in the old days

Monique Keiran: Passing notes, just like in the old days

On the second day our government sat in the sa国际传媒 legislature, Speaker Linda Reid admonished then-unelected premier Christy Clark for passing notes to a cabinet minister during a debate.
Signs of climate change call for action

Signs of climate change call for action

In recent weeks, there has been extensive news coverage of disastrous flooding, first in central Europe, then southern Alberta and Toronto. In all these cases, flooding was caused by extreme rainfall.
Les Leyne: NDP hammers at ethnic outreach scandal

Les Leyne: NDP hammers at ethnic outreach scandal

It was the dominant issue in the legislature for the entire week, for two different reasons. The Opposition devoted the entire half-hour question period to the quick-wins ethnic-outreach scandal from Monday through Wednesday.
Shannon Corregan: How well do we know our province?

Shannon Corregan: How well do we know our province?

How much do you know about sa国际传媒鈥檚 population? British Columbia鈥檚? Does it matter? A recent survey by the Royal Statistical Society and King鈥檚 College London suggests that the British population is 鈥渨rong about nearly everything,鈥 according to the h
Lawrie McFarlane: Overplaying the environment hurts the left

Lawrie McFarlane: Overplaying the environment hurts the left

The victory by Green party candidate Andrew Weaver in May鈥檚 sa国际传媒 election was certainly significant, though not for the obvious reasons. Weaver won the first riding captured by any Green representative in a provincial election, sa国际传媒-wide.
Les Leyne: Dix thinks Liberals cheated before vote

Les Leyne: Dix thinks Liberals cheated before vote

New Democrat Leader Adrian Dix made it clear Wednesday what鈥檚 driving the Opposition鈥檚 zealous pursuit of details about the ethnic-outreach scandal that sa国际传媒 Liberals insist is over and done with.
Geoff Johnson: Graduation is just the beginning of learning

Geoff Johnson: Graduation is just the beginning of learning

There they were again this year, justifiably excited teenagers in caps and gowns finally making it across the stage in front of you, their proud and somewhat relieved parents. Graduated at last. You wondered if you鈥檇 see this day.