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Market in the Park coming
Plans for the Market in the Park on July 1 are coming together, said organizer Amy Ritchie in her...
Spinning the truth
Jason Kenney may be on his way out, but his agenda is still alive and well. This past week, Justice...
Health care in crisis
Pre-pandemic, the argument was that running a parallel private health care system along with a...
Rejoice in our plenty
During much of the Great Depression, both Liberal Prime Minister MacKenzie King and Conservative...
Axe throwing activity on its way
Entrepreneur and new Delburne resident, Krushyn Grape, introduced himself and his business...
Simplistic solutions in a complex world
What goes around, comes around, and every indication is that William Aberhart’s clone has arrived...
Delburne given clean financial bill of health
The financial statements for the year ending Dec. 31, 2021 were reviewed and approved during the...
Decision tabled on Fawn Meadows Estates bylaw
The regular meeting of the Delburne village council and a public hearing regarding a proposed bylaw...
New councillor sworn in
Andy Folks was welcomed and sworn in as a councillor at the regular meeting of the Delburne village...
Public hearing scheduled for Fawn Meadows Land Use Amendment
At their regular meeting on Feb. 22, Delburne Village council gave first reading to amend the Land...
Anyone’s guess
It never had to come to a 23-day illegal occupation of downtown Ottawa affecting thousands of...
MLA Devin Dreehen faces tough questions
The Hon. Devin Dreehen, MLA, attended the Feb. 8, 2022 regular meeting of the Delburne village...
First they came
First they came for the Communists And I did not speak out Because I was not a Communist Then they...
The Big Fat Lie
Governments would do well to spend more time listening to front line workers rather than paid...
War on education
The K-6 curriculum debate is as far apart as it was when first introduced. The traditionalists, who...
Resident concerned over noise and speeding
Resident offers up to $6,000 to purchase electronic speed reader. “I just want some peace, quiet...
Strategy of ‘smoke n’ mirrors’
The Kenney government will soon be out in full force to convince rural Albertans about the value of...
Confronting the truth brings healing
“The parties must decide whether they will continue to sit beside the trail or move forward in a...
The head is useless without the body
There are two kinds of employees—those who work to generate profits and those who work to serve...
Set aside the pity party
With Omicron on the horizon and apparently ready to wreak havoc in the new year, we tend to get...
Remembering the dead
Robert, Edith, Thomas, Allen, Esther, Julia, Peter, Jacob, David, Margaret, Wilbert, Freida, John...
Delburne Main Street Park nears completion
Guest delegate, Brenda Smith, from the Futures Committee reviewed the status of the Main Street...
A ‘gift’ too many rejected
By the time you read this editorial, Premier Jason Kenney will have relaxed health guidelines for...
An important step forward
Conservative leader, Erin O’Toole, failed miserably in the last federal election by talking out of...
It all sounds eerily familiar
The premier, emboldened by his recent lovefest with party faithful at UCP fall policy convention in...
Delburne Mill Rate remains unchanged
An hour before the regular Village of Delburne meeting on November 23, a budget committee convened...
A divided nation
The world is at a very perilous time. Between globalization and climate change, it is becoming more...
Absolute freedoms would bring chaos
When did we start to think that freedoms under the Constitution came with no individual...
Delburne village business licence fees drop to $10
A motion was unanimously passed at the Delburne council meeting on Nov. 9 to reduce the business...