Opinion

If we're being honest with ourselves, news media is not what it once was. Gone are the days when one had to wait until the evening news or next morning's paper to keep apprised of the goings-on in the world.

With the 2017 municipal election campaign set to wrap up with the Oct. 16 vote, residents in every community are being asked to play a vital role in guiding Alberta forward over the next four years.

A recurring theme at last week's all-candidates election forum at the Innisfail Royal Canadian Legion was the need for more affordable housing for seniors and for young people.

We, the citizens of Innisfail, have important decisions to make on Monday, Oct. 16.

We can all play a role in helping out our volunteer firefighters simply by taking measures to ensure they won't have to rush out to extinguish a blaze in the first place.

Every month, attentive Sundre residents no doubt notice a municipal rider on their electricity bill.

On July 22, the United Conservative Party (UCP) was created when members of the Progressive Conservative Party and the Wildrose Party voted to join forces.

My name is Joah Erickson. I joined the Sundre Fire Department about a year ago as a junior member. Throughout high school it always intrigued me to be a first responder.

We are Dr. Graff's patients because we are confident in his medical knowledge and skills and feel secure with him.