Editorial

Do not let terror tear apart our identity

Posted on October 29, 2014

A nation is still healing in the tragic aftermath of last week’s terrorist attack on Parliament Hill that left Canadian Forces member Cpl. Nathan Cirillo… Read More »

Canadians continue to answer the military call

Posted on October 22, 2014

This week, Canadian forces once more took the fight to Islamic militants as six Canadian fighter jets flew out of CFB Cold Lake to battle… Read More »

Pronouncement carries whiff of illegitimacy

Posted on October 15, 2014

The province’s recent announcement of a modernization for St. Patrick’s Elementary School and W.R. Myers High School as part of a smorgasbord of infrastructure dollars… Read More »

South left without a cabinet voice

Posted on October 8, 2014

Southern Alberta is in a unique position politically. In Lethbridge, we have a pair of Progressive Conservative MLAs in Lethbridge West’s Greg Weadick and Lethbridge… Read More »

Franchise fees beg tough questions with taxes

Posted on October 1, 2014

For those of us that might not be well versed in the minutia of municipal revenue sources, it should come as little surprise that the… Read More »

Restricting message does not serve public

Posted on September 24, 2014

Carefully crafted statements are what we have come to expect from many levels of government. It is akin to a corporate communications department at a… Read More »

Bow River bid shows CPCs still don’t get it

Posted on September 17, 2014

There is always give and take between the media and politicians in playing the game of access. With media being banned from the CPC party… Read More »