Opinion

With the 2019 provincial election campaign right around the corner, key challenges facing the province are starting to come into focus.

When I received the Innisfail Province for Jan. 22, a couple of Items jumped off the page at me regarding the upcoming renos and COPA (Canadian Owners and Pilots Association) convention at the Big Bend (Innisfail) Airport.

To be honest, this column started off, at least in my head, as a story about Kirstie Alley. I like to occasionally write about stars, but not the big superstar ones because that's too easy and not real exciting.

I enjoy watching the plethora of cooking shows. Some of my favourites: French Food at Home, A is for Apple, Trisha’s Southern Kitchen, Baking with Anna Olson.

To be honest, this column started off, at least in my head, as a story about Kirstie Alley. I like to occasionally write about stars, but not the big superstar ones because that's too easy and not real exciting.

At the end of January, in its annual assessment the Bulletin of Atomic Scientists set its doomsday clock at two minutes to midnight.

With the 2019 provincial election campaign right around the corner, key challenges facing the province are starting to come into focus.

Re: “Support of public consultations,” page 20, Feb. 5 Gazette. As a longtime resident of the West Country, I feel the need to respond to Mr. Thatcher’s bizarre personal attacks on MLA Jason Nixon.

One of the oft-heard criticisms from detractors of the proposed Bighorn Country is that it is rushed and cannot happen outside the process of the North Saskatchewan Regional Plan (NSRP).