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The referendum is confusing — Crowsnest Pass Herald | Alberta (opens the original)
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On Oct. 19, Albertans will be asked to answer 10 referendum questions. The questions touch on immigration, access to health care and education, voting requirements, the selection of judges, the future of the Senate, federal and provincial powers and, finally, Alberta’s place in Canada. I have read through them several times, and my honest reaction is that the referendum is confusing. Some questions are long. Some contain legal or constitutional language. Several ask Albertans to support ideas wi
We need to remain the Crowsnest Pass — Crowsnest Pass Herald | Alberta (opens the original)
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Years ago, while serving on council, we discussed what should be written on the sign welcoming people to our community. My suggestion was simple: “Crowsnest Pass, not Canmore.” I was not being tongue-in-cheek. I genuinely thought it belonged on the sign. That memory came back after four Alberta NDP MLAs recently toured the Crowsnest Pass. There was considerable discussion about tourism becoming the industry that drives our community’s future. I support tourism. I believe in our mountains, trails
It is quite a job to put out a newspaper. — Crowsnest Pass Herald | Alberta (opens the original)
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When you read this week’s paper, I will be away on a work trip that has taken me to France and Belgium. The strange part is that, despite being thousands of kilometres from the Crowsnest Pass, I can still open my laptop, work on stories, build pages and help send another edition of the Pass Herald to press. We have quite literally gone from wax to Wi-Fi. The Pass Herald has been part of my life for as long as I can remember. I grew up at the paper, playing under my mom’s desk and answering my pr
That’s part of the job — Crowsnest Pass Herald | Alberta (opens the original)
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There are some moments in life so ingrained in your memory that decades later you can still tell someone exactly where you were and what you were doing. Sept. 11, 2001, is one of those moments for me. Keiran was two years old and eating his breakfast when my mom called and asked me if I had the TV on. I turned it on and, almost at that exact moment, watched the second plane hit the World Trade Center. I remember staring at the television, trying to comprehend what I was seeing. Like millions of
Time is a thief — Crowsnest Pass Herald | Alberta (opens the original)
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Yesterday marked 12 years since my dad died. Sometimes that feels impossible, because grief has a strange relationship with time. A memory can make someone feel as though they were here yesterday, while the calendar quietly reminds you how many years have slipped away. Time is a thief. And boy, does it move fast. The older I get, the more I realize how wonderful youth is, and how completely unaware we are of it while we are living it. I had a dad who took care of everything. My car was always cl
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