Opinion

At what point do we go from protecting free speech to providing a platform for hate speech? According to James Turk, a Canadian academic and labour leader who unapologetically and commendably champions the protection of academic freedom, the vast maj

Police officers often do not get a fair shake in the public.

As the new provincial government takes office, this is a good opportunity to take stock. Today, Alberta remains on shaky ground.

And just when we thought it was safe to start thinking it was spring we get hit with winter-type weather.

One of the community’s foundational bedrocks is at risk of crumbling apart.

Re: letter by R. Dabrusin, March 12 Gazette We recently looked at several failed global warming predictions.

The sky did not fall in. There were maybe 30 or so kids out front of the high school at Innisfail Schools Campus, and about the same number at École Olds High School.

With Jason Kenney and the new United Conservative Party (UCP) government now in place in Alberta, the long-expected fight between Alberta and B.C. over the movement, or non-movement, of oil exports has started in a big way.

BC's pipeline blockage affects their local gas supply

In the end, the battle for Alberta’s social conscience and the seemingly endless barrage of attempted character assassinations had next to no impact on the outcome of Alberta’s election. This election was about one thing: the economy.