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Solutions & Substitutions by Reena: Avocado
By Reena Nerbas Burnt Popcorn Smell in Microwave Dear Reena, I am hoping that you might have a solution for getting rid of burnt popcorn smell in a microwave. I have tried lemon juice, vinegar, baking soda, and even microwaving meat with a barbeque sauce on it, hoping to get rid of the smell. If I leave…
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Senator Doug Black: My Year End Report

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Healthy Tips from Pharmasave: Fat vs. fiction – What diets work?

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Maximizing Charitable Giving this Holiday Season

By Kim Inglis According a recent BMO report on charitable giving, fifty-two per cent of wealthy Canadians choose to donate to charities to which they have a personal connection. More than half of those say their motivation to give is based on the desire to have an impact on their community. Only 21 per cent…
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NDP Needs to Explain Why They are Running an Off-the-Books Shadow Party: Wildrose

EDMONTON, AB: The NDP government needs to explain why they are conducting any business through an off-the-books non-profit association that is not audited or regulated, the Wildrose Official Opposition said. A footnote in the NDP party’s 2015 audit states that its operating line of credit is guaranteed through, “a related non-profit Association.” Wildrose has discovered that…
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Planet Waves Horoscopes: December 26, 2016 to January 2, 2017

By Eric Francis Coppolino ARIES — In the world there are two main forms of power: official and informal. Official power would be the president of a college, who gives orders and must be obeyed. Informal power would be the most popular student on campus who gets things done because people like him or her…
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Solutions & Substitutions by Reena: Tasty Turkey Tips
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NDP Policies Lead to Cancelled Oilsands Project: Wildrose

EDMONTON, AB: After a year of passing damaging new legislation and regulations on our energy sector, companies are pointing to NDP government policies as reasons for cancelling new oilsands projects, the Wildrose Official Opposition said. In a letter from Koch Oil Sands Operating sent to the Energy Regulator, vice-president Bryan Lutes cites “regulatory uncertainty around…
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Canadian Taxpayers Federation Releases 2016 Taxpayer Naughty and Nice List

CALGARY, AB: The Canadian Taxpayers Federation (CTF) released its fifth annual ‘Taxpayer Naughty & Nice List’ today. Government ministers, mayors, MLAs and party members made the lists for either naughtily wasting tax dollars or nicely thinking of taxpayers before they swiped that charge card. “It’s not really the season of giving when politicians are giving…
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Solutions & Substitutions by Reena: Decorating the Office for Christmas
By Reena Nerbas Glue on Jeans Dear Reena, How can I remove sticker glue left on new jeans? Jean Hi Jean, The easiest solution is to scrub the residue with an old toothbrush and rubbing alcohol. Cleaning Tile and Grout Dear Reena, A friend has purchased a home with tile and grout everywhere and says…
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Planet Waves Horoscopes: December 19 – 26, 2016

By Eric Francis ARIES — Cooperate with people of power and influence in your life, even it if means temporarily setting aside your personal goals. Collaboration is the key to your success, and your astrology is suggesting strongly that you take a long-range perspective. This means investing your energy in demonstrating that you’re helpful and…
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Environment Minister Shows She Too is Out of Touch With Hardworking Albertans When it Comes to the Carbon Tax: Wildrose

EDMONTON, AB (December 19, 2016): The NDP showed once again how out of touch they are with the damage the carbon tax will do to hardworking families in an interview with Environment Minister Shannon Phillips, the Wildrose Official Opposition said today. In an interview on the CBC Alberta At Noon program about the carbon tax,…
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See Charter Think Tax Coalition: Calgary and Edmonton Mayors Need Reality Check

See Charter Think Tax Coalition Calls Alberta Mayors’ Ask for New Tax Powers “Out of Touch” CALGARY, AB: The See Charter, Think Tax coalition is calling for a reality check for the mayors of Calgary and Edmonton after they signed a letter asking for more tax powers on Tuesday. Calgary Mayor Naheed Nenshi and Edmonton…
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CFIB Commends Federal Government on Changes to Temporary Foreign Worker Program

Toronto/Calgary – In light of changes announced yesterday to the Temporary Foreign Worker Program, the Canadian Federation of Independent Business (CFIB) is very pleased the federal government is softening some of the harshest edges of the previous government’s changes to the program. CFIB views the end of the four year rule, in which workers had to…
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From My Bookshelf: Donna Morrissey


