Opinion

The federal government has stopped foreign workers coming to Canada to work in the food service sector while it conducts a review.

I live in Noblefern Mobile Home Park. TransCanada Pipeline owns the property on the west side of my home. This is land (40 to 50 acres) where a large number of gophers lived happily. Now there are no gophers; not one.

Mother's Day is coming. Just as the snow of winter has left us (mostly), Mother's Day is indeed coming fast upon us on May 11.

Editorial The U.S. government's recent announcement that there will be yet another delay in the possible approval of the Keystone XL pipeline project is anything but good news for Alberta.

Re: Story headlined “Community garden underway in Sundre,” on page 2 of the April 22 Sundre Round Up. I think a community garden is a wonderful idea.

The word dismay hardly describes the feeling, which overcame me as I read Tim Lasiuta's story about the Red Deer cabbie who lost his fare because he had no Innisfail business licence.

Editorial The horrific murder of five Calgary students at a house party on April 15 has shocked and saddened people across West Central Alberta and indeed throughout Canada.

On April 10, the community of Penhold experienced what may be the worst disaster in its 110-year history.

Editorial In an effort to curtail the rise of cyberbullying in Canada over the past decade, the federal government has introduced new legislation that is expected to pass into law this spring.

Garfield is the new premier of Alberta. And under his rule, all employees of the PC party are felines.