Opinion

Newly elected municipal councils will have its first important task less than a month on the job. Meeting, deciding and finalizing the annual budget. It can be dry, feature long and monotonous hours, multiple presentations and often end with tough

One of the most heavily impacted employment sectors in the COVID-19 pandemic has been tourism-related businesses. With the sector one of the biggest – if not the largest – in the Bow Valley, the region has felt the pressure as some businesses have

Residents of the Bow Valley now have a better idea of the municipal political picture for the next four years. Following Monday’s (Oct. 18) municipal election, the council horseshoes of local governments have been established after the ballots were

Canadians rely on their newspapers and news media to be their trusted sources of information, helping them make informed choices and holding people and institutions, including governments and corporations, accountable. Canada’s news publishers, who

According to Statistics Canada, the number of unfilled hospitality jobs in Canada have almost doubled since before the pandemic. How can we reconcile the labour shortage lamented by the hospitality sector with high unemployment rates across the country? 

Canadians rely on their newspapers and news media to be their trusted sources of information, helping them make informed choices and holding people and institutions, including governments and corporations, accountable.

In a market where the average price of a single-family home is well over $1,000,000.

Municipal voters will have their say on who they wish to have represent them for the next four years when it comes to local decisions. The Oct. 18 municipal election will allow voters to see who will round out their local councils and be at the table

Structured as a 30-day series of anecdotes and writing prompts, my debut book uses my lived experience, makes reference to the science, acknowledges the significance of this place, our home base and invites everyone to write their way into a more

The economic driver in the Bow Valley is and will continue to be tourism. Though other businesses and industries are important, tourism will remain king for the foreseeable future. The Oct. 18 municipal election has brought forward the tourism-related