Opinion

At St. Marguerite Bourgeoys Catholic School we prepare for Easter through the Christian practice of Lent. This year, Lent began on Feb. 14 (Ash Wednesday) and ends on March 29 (Holy Thursday).

New provincial funding to help municipalities reduce greenhouse gas emissions is being welcomed by various stakeholders.

For more than three and a half hours on March 12 citizens passionately addressed town council. Each respectfully gave their point of view. Members of council in turn respectfully listened. In the end it was unanimous.

The provincial government's announcement that it plans to spend $10 million to hire more RCMP officers, civilian staff and Crown prosecutors in the province is welcome news -- especially if those new employees help reduce crime here.

The Alberta government recently released its third-quarter fiscal update . While the update contains some good news about the economy, the outlook for provincial finances remains dire. The government expects a $9.

The ugly face of protectionism is slowly making its way across the globe. With trade wars looming on several fronts, including in the agri-food sector, Canada's federal government seems resolved to lose.

New provincial funding to help municipalities reduce greenhouse gas emissions is being welcomed by various stakeholders.

Recent international headlines featured a story about a developing technology that might well begin to replace positions in the food service industry as humanity takes another step towards automation.

It seems like an odd question to ask in Alberta two weeks into a spring sitting of the legislature in the second decade of the 21 st century.

My cousin stopped at my condo on her way back to family in Calgary. She was on a return trip home to the Okanagan, with the forecast calling for heavy snowfall. We had all been to a family funeral, comforting and being comforted.