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For the next little while, Lonely Planet is offering free video-streaming for some of their awe-inspiring travel shows. Given this, I watched Globe Trekker’s episode on Saint Helena, the isolated…

As a native Calgarian, I have seen many changes with the city of Calgary. Unfortunately, many of these changes have been negative. What once was a fun, thriving city has…

As the partial lockdown continues for the Covid virus, I’ve been amazed by a couple things. First of all, I find it amazing how many people accept government mandates at…

I live in the province of Alberta, and the recent meltdown for the price of oil is of deep concern. Yesterday, the price went deeply negative for oil for the…

As the city of Calgary continues to lose money due to the coronavirus, it becomes apparent that Calgary council is living in an alternate reality. Private industry has seen massive…

One of the things that I found puzzling about the timeline for the death and resurrection of Jesus Christ was the part about “he rose on the third day”. I…

With all the time spent in the house due to this coronavirus outbreak, it becomes a bit like a prison sentence. We have two small children and I feel bad…

To use a cliche: “we are living in unprecedented times”. The coronavirus started out as a China-only news story and has now morphed into a worldwide problem. It’s a tricky…

The Wexit movement appears to be gathering steam. Congratulations to Wexit Sask as they have been granted official status (https://globalnews.ca/news/6656628/wexit-saskatchewan-election-registered-party/). This is great news for the Sask party as an…

I’ve worked in both private and public industry. There are vast differences. I’ve found that private industry rewards results, while public industry rewards political gamesmanship and seniority. I have no…