I had the privilege of joining in a number of meaningful conversations when Chestermere was discussing whether it should become a city or not. In almost every...
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Columnists - Preston Pouteaux
Villagers at Heart
Columnists - Kevin Sorenson
Prime Minister Stephen Harper announces intent to expand access to Canada student grants program
Camrose, AB – The Honourable Kevin Sorenson, Minister of State (Finance) and Member of Parliament (Crowfoot) is advising constituents that following...
Columnists - Kevin Sorenson
The Parliamentary National Prayer Breakfast
The 50th Annual National Prayer Breakfast will be held in Ottawa on Tuesday, April 21, 2015. During the week of the Prayer Breakfast, Parliament Hill will...
Columnists - Bruce McAllister
The responsible path forward
These are challenging times in our Province. In fact these are challenging times locally as well. You can hardly pick up a newspaper or turn on the TV and...
Columnists - Nick Jeffrey
In The Navy
In the words of those wise philosophers known as the Village People; In the Navy, you can sail the seven seas! In the Navy, drink all the rum you please...
Columnists - Preston Pouteaux
Stories and Trust
I like that saying, “You don’t fear people whose stories you know.” I have come to believe that listening brings people together and that...
Columnists - Bruce McAllister
Taking a balanced, measured approach
These are interesting days in the Alberta political scene. More importantly, these are immensely important days as we choose a responsible path forward for...
Columnists - Preston Pouteaux
Insured by Each Other
Not many years ago, a friend of mine lost her home to a fire here in Chestermere. A blaze broke out and she had to flee with her family and only a handful of...
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Transparent – Like a Brick
A Guest Editiorial from the editor of the Consort Enterprise Albertans had high hopes that things would operate differently under savior Prentice who...
Columnists - Preston Pouteaux
The Friendliest!!!
It was an open dirt patch on the edge of town, nothing more than a stripped-down field, really. Plows stood still along the edge while a lone digger puffed...



