Opinion

The Progressive Conservative sweep in the four byelections held in Calgary and Edmonton on Oct. 27 is great news for Premier Jim Prentice and his Tory colleagues.

“Greater love hath no man than this, that a man lay down his life for his friends.” John 15:13 Remembrance Day is Nov. 11, a day set aside to remember.

The fatal shooting of a Canadian solider in the very shadow of the House of Commons on Oct. 22 has shocked and saddened Canadians from coast to coast to coast. Cpl.

The Shroud of Turin is a true mystery of the ages.

My 21-year-old daughter thinks she is Batman.

While Chinook's Edge School Division officials have always prided themselves on ensuring that its students receive their educations in safe and caring schools, a newly-adopted division-wide procedure aimed at making all stakeholders aware of their re

With Canadian airmen now heading to war in Iraq following last week's divisive vote in Parliament, west central Albertans join their fellow Canadians in hoping this new military undertaking will prove less costly in human casualty terms than the recent Afghanistan mission.

With Canadian airmen now heading to war in Iraq following last week's divisive vote in Parliament, west central Albertans join their fellow Canadians in hoping this new military undertaking will prove less costly in human casualty terms than the rece

The battle lines between education and the interim Alberta government have been drawn with the appointment of Gordon Dirks, former Rocky Mountain College president and present executive pastor of Calgary's Centre Street Church, to the ministry of edu

Thank you very much to all those 38 people who took the time to tell us what we are doing well, what we need to work on, and who gave us a grade for our first year in our council chairs.