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Could this be Brad Wall's last election?

Now that our city has re-established and hopefully stabilized its inner administration workforce, it might be an opportune time for our civic leaders to set their sights on a few new files while retaining focus on the more mundane items.

Promises, promises By Lynne Bell Like the subject of a country song, I have left a trail of broken promises behind me. But the older, wiser me tries not to do that anymore.

The internet keeps track of a lot of things and Google has recently compiled the most asked questions for 2015 on their search engine.

As people around the world celebrate a new year, it is my hope that everyone keeps in mind their own responsibilities in the back of their mind. Be respectful, and most importantly don鈥檛 drink and drive

Real gifts By Lynne Bell Many of us are fortunate enough to have memories of happy Christmases- first, probably as excited children waiting for evidence that Santa visited-and when we learned he came through, we were thrilled.

In 1914, the world was at war. Trench warfare created very difficult circumstances, particularly in the cold of winter. But on that Christmas Eve, something remarkable happened.

In summer of 2015, public officials in our province issued a decree: that all affected people leave their homes and in mass exodus, travel to places of refuge where they could be safe and accounted for.

Last week students submitted Christmas stories and memories to the paper for our special section dedicated to the holidays.

Another year has past, with New Year鈥檚 Eve right around the corner. We should take time to consider what was important to each one of us, and how we could all take steps to improve our communities.