Opinion

Albertans were outraged last March when the provincial budget moved to reduce income tax credits they could claim on total charitable donations in a year greater than $200 from 21 per cent, one of the best rates among provinces, to 12.75 per cent.

Lawyer Michael Klaray, who does estate planning litigation with Duncan & Craig LLP in Edmonton, once told of issuing a $65,000 bill for legal work that could have been avoided by $1,500 worth of planning.

Edmonton Senior News recently did a Question and Answer session with several staff members of the new federal government, focused on senior issues in Canada.

Many people feel pressured to stop driving as they age, but how do you know when it's time to give up the keys? "It's really not about the age," says Alberta Motor Association spokesperson Chris Rechner. "It's about the effects of aging.