Kevin A. Lund: Lourdes structure can be saved, have new and vital use
Instead of thoughtlessly demolishing by neglect and the impending wrecking ball, we should find purpose in serving vulnerable young people needing a measure of hope and belonging.
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Instead of thoughtlessly demolishing by neglect and the impending wrecking ball, we should find purpose in serving vulnerable young people needing a measure of hope and belonging.
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Article content Outspoken UCP backbencher Drew Barnes is publicly criticizing Premier Jason Kenney’s latest round of COVID-19 restrictions as a punitive step backwards, again. The latest measures, announced Thursday as the province broke daily new and active case records, include moving Grade 7-12 students to online learning in hot spots, banning indoor fitness activities, and opening the door for curfews. We apologize, but this video has failed to load. Try refreshing your browser, or UCP backbencher voices opposition to Alberta's latest COVID-19 restrictions, pointing to lack of public t...
UCP MLA Drew Barnes said Kenney's top priority should be working to rebuild trust and buy-in from a public that is fed up with restrictions.