Stoney Nakoda

“Fortunately, we were successful in that application and we’re going to be purchasing two new trucks, fitted out with equipment, toppers and the Stoney Nakoda Telecom logo design, which we’ll use to help us maintain our network in Mînî Thnî and Eden Valley, and a new fibre network we’re working on up north in Big Horn.”

EDITORIAL: The warm winter and anticipation of a brutal drought will likely push both the Bow Valley and province to make key sacrifices in the coming summer.

“Once you have more economic development opportunities and you’re making money from business perspectives, it helps you then return revenues back to address social needs or determinants in the community.”

It’s a full circle moment for two photographers with the revitalization of a 20-year-old high school film photography class.

COMMENTARY: As traffic volumes increase, safety decreases and carbon emission reduction suddenly becomes less important and relevant than the personal tragedy of injured or lost loved ones.

PHOTOS: The past week in photography in the Bow Valley

LETTER: What’s missing in Sylvie Pappas’ letter to the editor “Youth should be more mature until making life-altering decisions” in the Feb. 29 edition of the Outlook and Keith Thompson’s letter in the March 19 edition, is the recognition that gender-affirming care saves lives.

This is the third set of clinics the university has held in Mînî Thnî, which will total over 500 dogs and cats examined and/or vaccinated, and around 263 spayed or neutered since March 2023.

“The individual was pulled over and there were visible signs of drugs within the vehicle.”

LETTER: On the morning of March 3 after the snowstorm with sketchy road conditions outside Morley on Highway 1A and it being –22 Celsius, there was no shoulder and I lost the battle with black ice into a snow-filled ditch with the car on an absurd angle.