Opinion

If you listen closely, you may be able to hear the faint sound of future trains pulling into stations in various spots across the Bow Valley. Then again, anyone in Banff was likely traumatized by train whistle years ago, but the potential of the

Racism kills and it has no place in a healthcare system tasked with saving lives.

Alberta can soon get ready for its best February and March ever. The Feb. 8 announcement from Premier Jason Kenney all but closed the door on the province’s handling – or bungling – of the COVID-19 pandemic.

What began as an intention by organizers to protest the federal government’s vaccine mandate for truck drivers quickly turned into something else. Launched from the west coast, many in the protest intended it as a legitimate attempt to end the federal

In the nearly two years the world has been in the COVID-19 pandemic, there have been many times when the coming weeks are expected to be the toughest. But when Alberta Health Minister Jason Copping said it at his Jan. 25 press conference, there was a

While there are social, psychological and economic benefits to the consumption of alcohol, the problems caused by alcohol are also undeniable.

There are few topics that can result in as much anger as paid parking. You drive around with one eye on the road and another scanning for an available spot.

Thirty is the new 40 in Banff. Or at least it will be in about seven weeks for vehicles after Banff council approved a townsite-wide 30km/h speed limit at its Jan. 10 meeting. The decision has been polarizing in the mountain community – as the council

The crisis of ambulance coverage in Alberta has surpassed a tipping point. The existing system isn’t failing, but has failed.

Good riddance to 2021. From COVID-19, wildfires, a boil water advisory, highway collisions, economic impacts on businesses, increased living costs and a plethora of other setbacks, the last 12 months have somehow found a way to be worse than 2020.