More Than a Thrift Store: How a Small Alberta Church’s Basement Sale Became a Lifeline for Grande Cache
When Grande Cache United first started holding monthly garage sales in its basement more than a decade ago, nobody expected a huge turnout. Nestled in the rugged mountain landscapes of…
More Than a Thrift Store: How a Small-Town Alberta Church Found New Life in Basement Garage Sales
When the congregation at Grande Cache United Church in Alberta first started holding monthly garage sales in their basement more than a decade ago, expectations were modest. Nobody involved in…
Alberta at the Crossroads: Voters Weigh Historic Referendum on Separation as Oil Discount Widens
CALGARY — Polling stations across Alberta saw steady lines this week as advance voting began on a historic ballot that could fundamentally reshape the Canadian federation. With the official referendum…
More Than a Thrift Store: How a Small Alberta Church Basement Became the Heart of Grande Cache
When Grande Cache United Church first opened its basement doors for a modest monthly garage sale more than a decade ago, the expectations within the small congregation were remarkably modest.…
More Than a Thrift Store: How a Small Alberta Church’s Basement Sale Became a Lifeline for Grande Cache
When Grande Cache United first started holding monthly garage sales in its basement more than a decade ago, nobody expected a huge turnout. Nestled in the mountain community of Grande…
From Basement Garage Sales to a Community Lifeline: How a Small Alberta Church Thrift Store Transformed Grande Cache
When Grande Cache United Church first began hosting monthly garage sales in its basement more than a decade ago, the expectations were modest at best. Nestled in the mountain community…
More Than a Thrift Store: How a Small-Town Alberta Church Found New Life in the Basement
When Grande Cache United Church first opened its doors for a modest series of monthly garage sales down in its basement a little over a decade ago, expectations were remarkably…
Faith and Fractured Borders: Alberta Churches Mobilize as Referendum Sparks Intense Debate Over Immigration and Identity
CALGARY — One morning in May, John Pentland opened his morning newspaper in Calgary and read about a concerted political movement within his home province attempting to sever ties with…
Faith and Division Collide in Alberta as Churches Mobilize Ahead of High-Stakes Referendum
CALGARY — One morning in May, the political reality of a shifting nation hit John Pentland not through an analytical briefing or a formal policy paper, but across the breakfast…
Alberta Government to Introduce Tough New Anti-Dumping Legislation with Fines Reaching $1 Million and Potential Jail Time
EDMONTON — In a bid to curb what provincial officials describe as a rapidly escalating environmental and financial nuisance, Premier Danielle Smith announced Wednesday that the Alberta government will introduce…