Opinion

“Snap!” Do you know what that sound was? It was the last straw breaking regarding any affinity that I might have had with the current government. I've had enough.

While no one is likely to call Premier Ed Stelmach a fierce political fighter along the lines of Ralph Klein or Jean Chretien, his recent defence of the province's oil and gas industry shows that when push comes to shove he is capable of giving a goo

The Liberals have made their first big blunder in the federal election – on the national unity file.

Enough. My intention when I accepted the contract in March to work six weeks at the Province as interim editor was to remain anonymous.

Rio: three stars Rated: PG for mild humour There comes a time in every bird’s life when decisions have to be made.

A democratic system is based on the idea that the citizens of a country govern themselves, by choosing representatives from the population – people with similar ideas and ideals, but also with the abilities, skills and attitude to accept the weight o

News that wait times at Alberta hospitals are on the downswing is good news for patients, their families and health-care providers – and perhaps proof that the general public can sometimes still have an impact on government action.

When local parents began a journey four years ago to bring a French Immersion program into Innisfail’s École St.

Animals and their devoted humans across the country have finally received some good news from a government in Canada. British Columbia announced last week it was bringing in the toughest animal protection laws anywhere in the country.

Source Code: three and a half stars Rated: PG-13 for violence and coarse language Source Code is like Groundhog Day on speed. It grips you by the throat from the very beginning and doesn’t let go until ninety-three minutes later.