Opinion

“War is a poor chisel to carve out tomorrow” Martin Luther King Jr. said.

Christensen hails from Vancouver, a fact too few Canadians celebrate

Each year, the first full week of June is Seniors’ Week in Alberta, a grand tradition dating back 36 years.

Town’s increasing population indicates the potential to expand to a second library site

Kenney resigned after just 51 per cent of party rank-and-file endorsed him in a leadership review

The COVID-19 pandemic has put a strain on the provincial healthcare system, and the first responders at AHS Emergency Medical Services have witnessed it firsthand.

Last week, the Liberals commenced another attempt to thwart the proper functioning of our democracy; this time in the form of Motion 11. The motion includes a proposal to give the NDP-Liberal government new powers to extend sitting hours in the House, temporarily remove certain procedural tools from the opposition, and for Justin Trudeau to adjourn the House until September without notice or an all-party agreement, among other changes.

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Exciting improvements are ongoing at your Library.

‘The dissemination of news to the public is a necessary element of a vibrant and healthy democracy’