Opinion

A new provincial grant program launched this month to better help Alberta seniors "live healthy, engaged lives" has the potential to be good news for the community at large.

The wisdom of United Conservative Party Leader Jason Kenney’s excursion to India is dubious. The leader of an Opposition party in a small province in a remote corner of the Commonwealth has nothing to offer the world’s largest democratic economy.

“When are you getting married?” The earliest I remember being asked that question was way before I had an interest in dating, and years before I’d have a relationship close to leading to marriage.

Didsbury, if it so chooses, can follow the lead of forward-thinking communities – referring to themselves as a Resilient/Sustainable/Strong Community – and rethink the relationship of residents to each other, and to the physical space and place of th

My husband seemed to have a gypsy nature, a restlessness that caused him always to be looking for the next thing. That is what my dad said about my grandfather; I should have recognized the symptoms.

For anyone who had crossed paths with former Didsbury mayor Rick Mousseau, his loss is a tough one. Even though Rick had been sick for quite some time, his passing on Sept. 26 was still a shock.

As North American Free Trade Agreement (NAFTA) talks continue, much remains undecided. The United States and Mexico have already reached an agreement in principle on a new free-trade arrangement.

It happens every once in a while. A power outage ceases all but non-essential activity. Businesses and their customers know not much can be done until electricity is restored. It’s an inconvenience suffered on both sides.

Two members of Parliament have just changed parties and their decisions will affect the federal election, set by law for Oct. 21, 2019. On Aug.