Editorials

On May 4, I was proud that Bill 15 – the Education (Reforming Teacher Profession Discipline) Amendment Act had successfully passed third reading. With this Act, we will be able to ensure a transparent and unbiased process of discipline for all teachers and teacher leaders in Alberta.

Last week, I joined a group of Albertans who were upset by the government’s decision to cut the insulin pump program in the Legislature Gallery to watch Question Period.

Financial literacy is essential to successfully manage life’s big events.

As spring rolls around again so does Mother’s Day. Although we should be showing appreciation and love for mothers and the tireless work that they do every day—including the emotional labour of the household the majority of the time, Mother’s Day is a great time to go the extra mile and show your love and gratitude.

With the increasing number of unmarked graves of Indigenous children who attended residential school being uncovered across Canada, we must recognize Canada’s colonial past and the lasting negative impact to Indigenous communities.

Hello, once again Red Deerians and thank you for taking the time to read my monthly updates. Thank you to the Red Deer Advocate for providing this outlet for City Council and I to continue to be transparent and open with you, our cherished citizens.

They say if March comes in like a lion, it will go out like a lamb.

To err is human.

The new normal has been with Canadians for about a year now and there are many Canadians who understand the need for restrictions.

Julie Payette, who resigned Thursday, as Canada’s Governor General, was hand-picked by Prime Minister Justin Trudeau.