Opinion

For more than 30 years, the Innisfail Christmas Bureau has channelled the community’s willingness to ensure a better Christmas for children, people with disabilities, seniors and often people living in isolation.

On Oct. 2, as suggested by the (Didsbury) mayor in the previous council meeting when she refused to hear concerns because they were not on that day’s agenda, I submitted a delegation to the town office.

I’ve been writing Christmas letters, long handwritten ones. Usually I type a generic newsy epistle into my computer and print multi copies onto pretty seasonal paper. I leave lots of space for personal items of interest.

There are two familiar faces back on the streets, in the schools, stores and cafés of Didsbury. Colin Creighton is back on the staff of the historic Zion Evangelical Missionary Church (ZEMC) as the lead pastor.

Newly-introduced legislation aimed at modernizing family law in Alberta is both welcome and long overdue.

When a small-town newspaper reporter in rural Michigan left a voice mail requesting an interview with a Republican Senate candidate following the Nov.

I am not one to write letters to the editor or become politically involved in issues normally, but I have followed with concern, as many others in the community have, the turmoil surrounding our fire department and question if we have adequate protec

Sadly, too many people believe more money will bring them happiness. https://ca.yahoo.com/finance/news/canadians-believe-average-salary-apos-224500799.

By Elmira Aliakbari and Ashley Stedman The federal government's fall fiscal update, one of the most anticipated in years, didn't include the wide-ranging regulatory and tax reforms many hoped would increase Canada's waning competitiveness relative to