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Solutions & Substitutions by Reena: Double Duty with Rubbing Alcohol

By Reena Nerbas Spreadable Butter Dear Reena, Years ago, your column featured a suggestion for making spreadable butter. What were the measurements and ingredients? Thanks, Helen Dear Helen, Soften a pound of butter overnight in a large, mixer bowl. The next day start blending your butter until it is creamy. Into a large measuring cup…
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United Conservatives Respond to Trans Mountain Court Ruling

CALGARY, AB (August 30, 2018): United Conservative Leader Jason Kenney has issued the following statement in response to this morning’s Trans Mountain court ruling: “Today is a sad day for Canada and our ability to move major projects in the national interest forward. “Albertans have every right to be angry and frustrated by the apparent inability…
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Andrew Scheer Issues Statement on Trans Mountain Pipeline

OTTAWA, ON – The Hon. Andrew Scheer, Leader of Canada’s Conservatives and the Official Opposition, today issued the following statement: “Justin Trudeau is spending $4.5 billion in taxpayer money to buy a pipeline he can’t even build. This is quickly becoming the most expensive scandal in the history of Canadian politics. “This is Justin Trudeau’s…
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Health Minister Announces Access to a U.S.-approved Epinephrine Auto-Injector

U.S. product Auvi-Q provides alternative to help ease current EpiPen shortage in Canada Epinephrine auto-injectors are essential to Canadians with life-threatening allergies and their loved ones, particularly parents preparing for the back-to-school season. The Honourable Ginette Petitpas Taylor, Minister of Health, today announced that she has signed an Interim Order that will facilitate the import…
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New and Improved 511 Alberta System Launches

511 Alberta has been upgraded to give Albertans better technology to monitor conditions on provincial highways. The upgrades to 511 Alberta will allow users to customize their experience to meet their needs, including being able to choose specific highway routes to display alerts of traffic closures, traffic cameras and setting up advance voice alerts for…
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J.C. Charyk Students Fundraise for SJA Therapy Dog Program

Hanna, AB – In response to the recent school shootings in Canada and the US, five students from J.C. Charyk High School took it upon themselves to raise money to help support St John Ambulance’s Therapy Dog program and its outreach in the community. On June 13th, they presented two visiting teams of Therapy Dog volunteers…
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Longview Library News: Streaming Services

Some public libraries across Canada are making streaming services available at their locations. “Streaming” is the process of delivering or of getting media. Public libraries aim to increase accessibility to the latest forms of entertainment and cultural content by improving and upgrading their streaming services. This is another innovative way to reach out to the…
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Canadian Armed Forces Members on the Ground in BC to Assist with Wildfires

Operation LENTUS There are almost 600 fires burning across the Province of British Columbia. These fires reach from Vancouver Island in the south up to Telegraph Creek, near the top of the province. On August 12, 2018, the Province of British Columbia asked the Government of Canada for assistance. On August 13, the Government of Canada…
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Grassy Mountain Coal Project — Establishment of Joint Review Panel

The Honourable Catherine McKenna, Minister of Environment and Climate Change and Mr. Jim Ellis, President and Chief Executive Officer of the Alberta Energy Regulator, announced today the establishment of a three-member Joint Review Panel to review Benga Mining Limited’s proposed Grassy Mountain Coal Project, located in southwest Alberta. Mr. Alex Bolton has been appointed as the Chair of the Joint Review Panel. Mr. Hans Matthews…
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Drumbeats: World Premiere of Laser, Light & Water Show

Three Unforgettable Nights at the Badlands AMP Aug 31, Sept 1& 2 DRUMHELLER, AB- Following on the heels of its successful 25th anniversary of the Badlands Passion Play; the launch of the first outdoor Opera of Carmen; and Corb Lund’s first concert on the Passion Play stage, Badlands Amp closes out its summer of live entertainment with Drumbeats, the world premiere of a new…
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Moving Forward with Trade: NDP and Liberal Missteps Still Salvageable for Canada

EDMONTON, AB: Alberta’s United Conservatives are calling on the NDP government to encourage their friends and allies, the Trudeau Liberals, to start taking international trade negotiations seriously. The Canada-European Union Comprehensive Economic and Trade Agreement (CETA) and the Comprehensive and Progressive Agreement for Trans-Pacific Partnership (CP-TTP) were negotiated years ago by the former federal conservative government…
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Henderson Rewrites History with Win in Canada

Written By:Ron Sirak@ronsirak If Brooke Henderson were a baseball pitcher it would be the fastball all the time. If she played pro basketball she’d be firing up the 3-point shots like Steph Curry or Diana Taurasi. But she plays golf and that means take the driver and rip it. Brooke the Basher simply overpowered Wascana…
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Government of Canada Provides Assistance to Vulnerable Women in Calgary

The Government of Canada is committed to supporting the most vulnerable. The Honourable Ralph Goodale, Minister of Public Safety and Emergency Preparedness, announced $1.5 million through the National Crime Prevention Strategy (NCPS) for two Calgary-based projects to empower women who are exiting or have exited the sex trade to maintain their freedom from sexual exploitation. The BElieve in…
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UCalgary Shares Weird (and Wonderful!) Science of Caring for Animals

Verna J. Kirkness Science and Engineering Education Program demystifies campus experience for Indigenous youth By Christina Reynolds, University Relations The gigantic plasticized cow stomach definitely made an impression. As did the towering model of a giraffe leg. There were also liquid-handling robots, centrifuge machines, biosafety cabinets — and even a mouse dissection. On Monday, it was…
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Okotoks Public Art Conversation

You are invited to provide your thoughts about public art in Okotoks: Saturday, September 15 10:30 a.m. – 2:30 p.m. Rotary Performing Arts Centre The Town of Okotoks is gathering information about Public Art. Where does it fit? Who pays for it? How is it chosen? This will be an entertaining and informative session that will…

