Opinion

Canada, the true north strong and – wait, how does the rest of it go? Over the past week, the last month rather, Canadians have shown their true form – the good, the bad, and the ugly.

The support for victims of sexual assaults in Alberta will hopefully be markedly improved through the use of a new best practices guide released by Alberta Justice and Solicitor General last week.

Canada is endowed with the third largest oil reserves in the world, but lack of access to world markets means our oil is sold far below world prices. Each day, this captive market discount hands a $40-million gift to Americans.

Canadians 65 years and older now outnumber children 14 years and under, which means our needs as a society are changing. We're succeeding in shifting the aging curve through preventive interventions and better public health -- that's good news.

There has been considerable talk recently about reforming the justice system. The talk has become particularly shrill following the Colten Boushie and Tina Fontaine murder trials in Saskatchewan and Manitoba.

Father's Day may be a couple of weeks away but I thought I would write about the connection between fathers and sons. My father passed a few years back and with no children, Father's Day isn't something I think about too much.

The protection and privacy of a person’s health information is something that should and must be guaranteed for every Albertan.

Apparently, enough drivers had been dodging the Main Avenue roundabouts by going through the empty lot across the road from the grocery store that the volume of traffic prompted residents in the area to raise safety concerns.

Local businesses, clubs and individuals must be commended for raising so much money to enhance the new Rotary Athletic Park. Construction of the approximately $3.

The long-awaited paint job of the Main Avenue pilot project's lane redesign seems to be getting mixed reviews. Some residents don't exactly have glowing reviews. "My husband was just in town and said it’s so weird how they’ve done the lines.