Opinion

While many young people gain valuable experience and financial benefits from being able to work in Alberta, the safety of those workers must be a priority.

I have heard with interest the possibility that Dodd's Lake might be stocked with fish. As a fly fisherman I found that to be a very interesting concept.

In 1985 an open space plan was adopted by town council in the Innisfail General Municipal Plan.

There are as many drops of bitumen to be squeezed out of the oilsands as there are opinions on the federal government’s decision to spend $4.5 billion to purchase the Trans Mountain pipeline expansion.

Ah, to be a constitutional lawyer. Sorting out the North America Free Trade Agreement is simple when compared to defining Canadian’s beer drinking freedoms.

Olds shooter Brad Semaka took the high average overall title at the June 15-17 Alberta provincial skeet championship.

While the Trans Mountain pipeline saga grabs headlines across the country, Bill C-48, which indefinitely bans most oil tankers loading or unloading anywhere on British Columbia's north coast, recently had its third reading in Parliament.

A new three-year provincial pilot program designed to give sexual assault survivors confidential and free legal advice is rightly being applauded by stakeholders.

Municipal councils have a lot of tough decisions; that is for sure. You work long hours for little pay and people generally only notice when something doesn't go the way they would like it.

The Mountain View County (MVC) council unanimously approved the Public Participation Policy #1030 on June 13.