Opinion

The UCP's reversal of amendments made in the Education Act by the previous government to accommodate gay-straight alliances (GSAs) and add a layer of protection for LGBTQ2+ students is a step backward and ignores the fact that this demographic still

The Amazon rainforest, commonly and accurately referred to as Earth’s lungs, is on fire. The blazes have spilled over into neighbouring nations including Bolivia. Meanwhile, Brazil’s president, Jair Bolsonaro, doesn’t seem too concerned.

School buses returned to the roads today, bringing students back to class for another year.

The Kenney government recently appointed an advisory panel to provide advice on the development of future curriculum for Alberta schools.

The immediate public reaction on social media to the sudden loss of two downtown murals was shock and anger.

School buses returned to the roads today, bringing students back to class for another year.

Alberta takes the federal government that Ontario and Quebec give it and as campaigning begins for the October election, the odds favour Justin Trudeau.

It was bound to happen, what with this increasingly vitriolic battle over which particular human right deserves ascendancy over another.

Markerville’s Historic Fensala Hall is bringing new sounds to an old tradition. In years past when the tiny hamlet was young, this now 116-year-old community hall hosted arts and culture events of many sorts, including poetry and musical offerings.