Opinion

Our little neck of the woods is becoming a bit more hectic now that spring has finally sprung. May 11-13 saw another excellent Didsbury Car Club Show 'n Shine, which expanded over an amazing three days.

With the Trans Mountain Pipeline expansion project set to face a major milestone next week, the time is fast approaching when Premier Rachel Notley may have some very tough decisions to make.

If the federal, Ontario and Alberta elections were held today, there would be three Conservative governments, led by Andrew Scheer, Doug Ford and Jason Kenney.

I commend the Town of Innisfail in taking the initiative to develop the 2018 to 2021 Strategic Plan and to solicit public input.

While the next provincial election race is already shaping up to be a tough and bitter fight between the Opposition United Conservative Party (UCP) and the incumbent New Democrats, Albertans remain hopeful that the campaign itself will be above board

I think it is time for the town to know how some seniors are being treated. I am 81 years young. I moved to Innisfail two years ago.

As Prime Times’ resident “young person," I’m an old hand at Facebook. But I’m seriously thinking of ditching the social media site, and you should, too. Let me explain. I’m in my 30s and I first signed up for Facebook while in college.

As the United Conservative Party (UCP) makes strides toward hitting the ballot for the 2019 provincial election, its recent founding policy convention set the stage for what the party will stand for.

Man is a social animal: an individual within a larger group of individuals, which leads to a constant question within politics: what are the roles of the individual and the state within our system of governance? The ideal of Western Liberalism – the