Opinion

The 2019 provincial election is a choice for Alberta between two futures: in partisan terms, left or right, and in historic terms, forward or to a conservative restoration. In this period before voting day, all the parties have an eye on the numbers.

Jason Kenney concedes the UCP campaign got off on the wrong foot

Albertans are proud of their rural and pioneering roots. We celebrate our heritage during the Calgary Stampede, Klondike Days and a hundred other festivals and fairs every summer.

With the 2019 provincial election vote just a week away, the final outcome remains up in the air, with neither the Jason Kenney United Conservatives nor the Rachel Notley NDP having apparently scored a knockout blow in the campaign.

The widow of RCMP Const. David Wynn, their two sons and Auxiliary Const. Derek Bond were once again in the spotlight as the police force honoured the St.

Be careful when people come to your door asking for money. My wife and I had an incident a few days ago when a rather scruffy guy came to our door after 9 p.m. asking for donations, saying he was doing so on behalf of a national charity.

This past weekend has been an emotional one for Canadians -- and especially those in Humboldt, Sask. as they mark the one-year anniversary of the collision between a semi-trailer and a bus carrying members of the Humboldt Broncos junior hockey team.

Almost one year following the devastating crash that claimed the lives of 16 people and left several others permanently physically affected when a semi-truck collided into a bus carrying the Humboldt Broncos junior hockey team, the scars continue to

Largely civil and respecting of the others' time to speak, at times cross talking and verbally sparring, the Alberta leadership debate covered many issues in a comparatively brief amount of time, but left a lot to be desired.

The Olds Koinonia Christian School (OKCS) Royals senior girls' basketball team had an outstanding 2018-19 season where they went into 1A provincials with a 29-2 overall season record.