Opinion

I grew up in Saskatchewan. I grew up driving those roads where the sky went on forever. The wheat fields were a staple in the horizon. And the sun was like a blanket on your face.

As communities across Canada continue to come to grips with the shock and grief of the Humboldt bus tragedy, motorists are reminded of the need for constant vigilance and caution when on the roadways.

The outpouring of support among Olds residents and businesses for members of the Humboldt Broncos hockey team who passed away or are injured -- as well as their families and the community itself is inspiring.

I’ve been fortunate to become better acquainted with a couple from Peace River. They had relocated to Carstairs a few years ago although I didn’t become aware of that move until recently.

The countless contributions of dedicated community volunteers drastically improve the quality of life for everyone.

Rural residents who perhaps do not frequently check their mailboxes are encouraged to keep a closer eye on them.

An increasing number of people are voicing concerns about our use of plastics day-to-day.

One day Truth was so excited, he’d discovered a way to help people live life, and live it to the fullest, that he went out into the busy streets to tell everyone the good news.

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Actions speak louder than words. That’s the key message Alberta needs to send to the federal government, energy sector investors, and most importantly to oil and gas workers and their families.