Opinion

It's always discouraging to read about vandalism in your community, and it begs the question what would inspire someone to deliberately and eagerly deface public property.

I'm writing this column on what is the seven-year anniversary of my first day working in journalism full-time.

Elections are high stakes, but also grand political theatre. Hopefully, a better future will emerge for Alberta from the rubble, dust, and ashes when the election is finally complete.

FortisAlberta will make both friends and enemies when it conducts an annual cable replacement project in Big Springs this summer. 

While snow can linger well into May and make periodic appearances any other day of the year, the hot spots for potential fire dangers are around the corner.

Earlier this week, the CBC announced it would be temporarily halting the use of its Twitter accounts, after the broadcaster was labelled on the social media platform as being 69 per cent government-funded.

Hi there, my name is Ethan Seaborn and I am excited to announce that I am one of the new summer interns for the Airdrie City View and Rocky View Weekly.

With Earth Day around the corner, the City's waste collection program seemed like a fitting discussion for council on Monday.

Every once in a while, Rocky View County's news bleeds into Calgary, or vice-versa, and we find ourselves shoulder to shoulder with reporters from the big city.

John Maynard Keynes famously remarked markets could remain irrational longer than you can remain solvent; an acknowledging that timing is a crap shoot in the financial world.