Opinion

Flying WestJet these days is akin to accidentally meeting your first love years later and realizing how much you once had in common. Yet how far you’ve grown apart.

Platforming the concern in the first place for Albertans and Airdrie residents was a mistake.

The borderlands between rational thought and madness in action seem to be growing more threadbare as the influence of social media meets political outrage.

Call it fallout or a moment of reflection, the attempted assassination of Trump is the crystallization of extreme polarity in our ally to the south.

Chris Nelson’s Commentary of July 2 on Prime Minister Trudeau is full of half-truths, fabrications and outright lies

With so many risks in Alberta, it might not take much for companies to take their project opportunities elsewhere.

Justice should not be leveraged for political expediency. 

Anyone who has played hockey over the past 10 years has been no stranger to expensive costs associated with the sport and the high price tags on gear. 

Feeling the stress of its limited water allocation on growth, the Town of Cochrane recently made a major water license purchase. Is it possible and is it necessary for Airdrie to make a similar move in the next decade?

Welcome to Trudeauland, a strange and desperate place where foreign governments merrily pressure and cajole our country’s MPs to do their bidding without fear of exposure.