Opinion

It’s back to the future with Alberta’s financial books and this time around the sequel is going to be much tougher to pull off than the original.

If I asked my friends what “father” means to them, I would likely get a wide variety of answers. One friend was the end of a large, boisterous family. Another was adopted by an older couple who didn’t believe in discipline of any sort.

Alberta’s public libraries are calling on the new United Conservative Party government to continue to provide the vital public institutions with adequate financial support moving forward.

Imagine being viciously attacked over holding the hand of the person you decided to be with for nothing more than demonstrating the most modest public displays of affection.

On June 10, members of the Sundre and District Aquatic Society’s board made a second presentation to the Sundre town council.

The gears of bureaucracy — as everyone knows — often grind slowly, and following due process and diligence can lead to positive progress taking longer than many people might prefer.

Alberta’s public libraries are calling on the new United Conservative Party government to continue to provide the vital public institutions with adequate financial support moving forward.

The North American economic base since 1945 of roads, automobiles and oil is the economy that made Alberta rich because of its petroleum reserves.

Canadian kids cast aside their hockey sticks to play basketball

How much longer will it take for the federal government to see that Canada is in a crisis? The federal government seems to be able to send money to other countries but not see what is going on in Canada.