Risk Watch with Alberta QUARCOOPOME: All that glitters is not gold
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“Those who are blinded by the shine, often ignore the real worth ✨👓” Dear readers, last week was my thirteenth year as a columnist in this newspaper, and indeed this was my first article on 13th October, 2013.
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