Opinion

Health-care advocates are calling on the provincial government to finally proclaim three pieces of legislation designed to protect Alberta young people from the dangers of tobacco.

Re: Developers “weighing options” following lawsuit dismissal It is so unfortunate Neuroese Properties developers lost their lawsuit against Mountain View County because it sets another precedent giving councillors “carte blanche” to change their min

In an attempt to justify the takeover by foreign company Berkshire Hathaway, a senior executive of AltaLink stated that “While billions of dollars of investment have been required in AltaLink to keep pace with Alberta's growth, none of this investmen

Re: MacDougal Flats flood hazard study by Golder Associates All the landowners affected by this study should get independent consultants to review this study and advise the owners on how accurately the analysis affecting their lands has been done.

Recently, it was announced by the Alberta government that there would be emphasis placed on funding flood protection for properties in rural communities.

Terry Fox had a dream. He believed that cancer could be beaten. He believed that if every Canadian joined in that dream and donated $1 toward cancer research, a cure would be found. I invite you to join in that ongoing dream Sunday, Sept.

The future of Innisfail is bright and beautiful. With the incredible success of the Tour of Alberta visit fresh in the minds of Innisfailians, and the upcoming Weekend of Wheels, the profile of the town is on the upswing.

Editorial: With the 2014-15 school year getting underway across West Central Alberta, students, teachers and staff are returning to schools in anticipation of productive months of first-class education. For the thousands of students in the Chinook's Edge School Division, the learning experience promises to be filled with high-quality learning opportunities, new and renewed friendships, and interesting and rewarding activities.

The Tour of Alberta is coming to Innisfail, and locals have an incredible opportunity at their fingertips.

With the 2014-15 school year getting underway across West Central Alberta, students, teachers and staff are returning to schools in anticipation of productive months of first-class education.