Opinion

Many political strategists will judge Jack Layton's achievements by the number of seats he won for his party over the years, but behind those electoral victories was a leader who remained steadfastly committed to his principles above all.

Hazing has no place in modern schools With the 2011 – 2012 school year about to get underway in West Central Alberta, students, educators and parents are all looking forward to another safe and secure 10 months of learning and extracurricular activit

With the 2011 – 2012 school year about to get underway in West Central Alberta, students, educators and parents are all looking forward to another safe and secure 10 months of learning and extracurricular activities.

Letter to the Editor Yesterday I went to renew my driver's licence. The clerk did all the paperwork, took my $84.45 (outrageous amount), and then had me sit to take my picture. She instructed me to remove my glasses.

Each year in Alberta alone, driver distraction is associated with more than 100 deaths and 5,000 injuries from nearly 40,0000 collisions.

Re: ìRitz choosing to ignore reality of the CWB,î page 13, August 2, 2011 Mountain View Gazette.This is in response to my fellow Canadian Wheat Board (CWB) director Mr.

. With schools across West Central Alberta gearing up for the start of the 2011-12 school year, students of all grades are no doubt both sad to see the summer go but also happy to once again be meeting up with their classmates.

Editorial Alberta should conduct its own pot driving study British Columbia has announced that it will be conducting a comprehensive study into whether drivers high on marijuana cause more motor vehicle crashes than sober drivers.

Re: Bruce Rowe's letter to the editor, page 10, Aug.

Canadians from coast to coast last week were at first shocked and moved by the announcement from federal NDP leader Jack Layton that he was once again ill from cancer, that he needed to take time off from his duties on Parliament Hill to seek treatme