R-CALF USA Faces Legal Battle Over Canadian Beef Imports
An outspoken debate over Canadian beef imports and the U S border closure unfolds as R CALF USA campaigns to reopen the border. Montana judge Richard Cebull could influence the July 27 ruling while industry figures warn of price impacts and job losses.
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High speed chase ends with spike belt use in Alberta
Alberta reports officers from Brooks Bassano Gleichen and Brooks RCMP deployed a spike belt to stop a semi trailer during a high speed pursuit. John Francis Synnott, 44, faces charges including dangerous operation of a motor vehicle flight from police and drug possession. Claresholm planning approves gas processing plant east and south of town. Westlock sees arsonist activity with three of four blazes ruled arson and two tied to suspected meth labs.
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Readers react on gay marriage rights and personal choice
A reader argues for individual choice on gay marriage, saying religion and government should not mix and that people must be free to decide. The letter by Jon Moro from Taber urges openness to taboo topics and questions societal dictates.
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African tyrants deserve the world’s protests
Patricia Ditty argues that protests should target African tyrants rather than international leaders. She claims funds raised for Africa are misused by corrupt rulers, leaving citizens to starve while others benefit. She calls on Bono and artists to demand accountability from African leaders.
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Bride and Prejudice review doomed by Cop Rock comparison
The reviewer dismisses Bride and Prejudice as lacking chemistry and charm, citing Cop Rock as poisoning their view of musicals. The piece notes Lalitha Bakshi’s strong presence, cultural clashes, and thin plot, with music not overcoming the misfire. Price’s Prognosis is three dollar signs out of ten. Movie provided by T and T Video.
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Reasons to Never Consume Soft Drinks
Health warnings describe soft drinks as diuretics that drain body water and require extra water intake. The text cites dehydration risks, mineral loss from phosphates, and potential for diabetes from high sugar. It notes effects on children and suggests replacing drinks with water to avoid chronic cellular dehydration.
Health warning on soft drinks and digestion risks
The text claims soft drinks severely disrupt digestion and nutrients absorption, especially with fries, and warns Aspartame linked to mood and illness. It alleges high acidity damages body pH, diet sodas contain aluminum leach risks, and criticizes soda advertising while urging an alkaline week.
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Upcoming Shows and DVD Pickups in Parkside Community
The Smilin' Johnies Old Fashion Show at 3 p.m. August 7 at Shaunessy Community Centre. group departure from Parkside at 2 p.m. Tickets $15. Hello Dolly at Carriage House Theatre starting August 20. tickets $20 with August 15 deadline. A Parkside group leaves August 19 at 4 30 p.m. DVDs of Senior Vaudeville shows available July 20 at 7 p.m. Parkside Manor. DVDs $3 and VHS $7.50. Contact Virginia 223 2153 or Rose 223 2713 for details.
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