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Solutions & Substitutions by Reena: Cooking Fish

By Reena Nerbas Cheesecake Dear Reena, I am having a dinner party, and would like to make cheesecake for dessert. Can you tell me if I can quadruple my cheesecake recipe and bake the cake in a large rectangle pan? Cherise Dear Cherise, Quadrupling the recipe is risky, chances are the cheesecake will brown on…
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Conservatives Call for Unity Against Latest Trudeau Government Attack on Alberta’s Oil and Gas Industry

EDMONTON, AB: United Conservatives are calling for Members of Alberta’s Legislative Assembly to stand united against the federal Trudeau Liberal government’s Bill C-69, which would make it significantly more difficult for new pipeline projects to get approved, thereby jeopardizing a key driver of Alberta’s economy and the thousands of jobs that depend on it. In…
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Riley on Bookish Pet Peeves

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NDP 2018-19 Budget: Ignoring Rural Albertans

Drew Barnes, United Conservative Finance Critic The biggest takeaway from the NDP’s 2018-19 Budget is that according to the NDP Albertans outside city limits don’t matter much. In Finance Minister Joe Ceci’s entire 3,800 word budget speech the issues that impact rural Albertans the most went ignored. For example, Alberta’s second and third largest resource-based industries,…
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Faith Forum: The Good News…3 Days Later

By Gloria Wessner Early on Sunday morning, while it was still dark, Mary Magdalene came to the tomb and found that the stone had been rolled away from the entrance. She ran and found Simon Peter and the other disciple, the one whom Jesus loved. She said, “They have taken the Lord’s body out of the tomb,…
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Canada Still Failing Wood Buffalo National Park A Year After UN Report

Fort McMurray, Alberta – On the anniversary of Environment Minister Catherine McKenna characterizing an international report that concluded governments have failed to protect Wood Buffalo National Park as a “call to action”, a coalition of Indigenous and environmental groups is still waiting for that action. The situation facing Canada’s largest National Park is dire. In 2017,…
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Faith Forum: It Is Finished

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Budget 2018 Proves NDP Out of Touch with Reality

(Edmonton) – The 2018/2019 budget shows this government continues to avoid having an honest conversation with Albertans. Their path to a balanced budget is built on so many rosy assumptions and projections that it cannot be considered a credible plan. Alberta Party Caucus leader Rick Fraser pointed out that the government isn’t treating Albertans with…
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Planet Waves Horoscopes: March 26 – April 2, 2018

by Eric Francis Coppolino ARIES — This may well be one of the most unusual and distinctive times in your life, if you would only notice. The difficulty in noticing is that the world is so chaotic, and at the same time, our lives are all so densely packed with activity and so-called information that…
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Proposed AISH Act Changes Allow Financial Security

New legislation would ensure that parents and guardians have more options to plan for the long-term financial needs of family members with disabilities. If passed, The Act to Strengthen Financial Security for Persons with Disabilities would amend current Assured Income for the Severely Handicapped (AISH) legislation to allow families, guardians and AISH recipients to set up trusts…
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A Meatless Canada? No, But We’re Becoming More Discerning

A recent poll by Dalhousie University suggests that our food choices are becoming more varied By Sylvain Charlebois Senior Fellow Atlantic Institute for Market Studies Canadians love meat but other sources of protein are emerging as potent alternatives. Demand is up for vegetable proteins like pulses, as well as for fish and seafood. Loblaw has…
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Lex Monoxide: Apple Pie Moonshine

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CASS / Alberta Education Annual Learning Conference, March 21 – 23 in Edmonton

Superintendent Leadership Quality Standard is Focus of CASS / Alberta Education Conference (EDMONTON) – The 2018 Annual Learning Conference hosted by the College of Alberta School Superintendents (CASS) and Alberta Education will be held at the Chateau Lacombe on March 21 – 23, 2018. The focus of the Conference will be implementing the Superintendent Leadership…
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Town of High River Seeks Feedback on Upcoming Cannabis Regulations

HIGH RIVER, AB: The Town of High River Planning and Development Services Division has launched an online survey to collect feedback from the public and industry leaders on the upcoming cannabis regulations for High River. “Currently, the sale or production of cannabis for recreational use is not legal in Canada,” says Sarah Peck, Planner I for the…
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Jason Kenney: Albertans Must Have Say on Carbon Tax

Edmonton, AB – United Conservative Leader Jason Kenney today introduced Private Member’s Bill 202: The Alberta Taxpayer Protection (Carbon Tax Referendum) Amendment Act. “The NDP hid their job-killing carbon tax from voters in the last election. Now they’re hiding from voters their intention to keep raising it,” said United Conservative Leader Jason Kenney. “We’ve been clear that should…

