Columns

The U.S. presidential election has been filled with ludicrous comedies of errors – a true farce. The climax is about to blossom. For Canada, Secretary Hillary Clinton will likely cause the least damage if elected.

CBC Calgary recently reported on the ruling of a Medicine Hat judge, who decided a four-year-old would no longer be allowed to wear girls’ clothing in public. This ruling was the result of a custody battle.

“If you're in the energy business, you're in the environmental business.” – Jim Prentice Jim Prentice was a most honourable gentleman. He was principled, competent, respectful, humble, passionate and a true public servant.

It's a lesson in German that's increasingly sticking in the craw of so many Albertans during these troubling times.

Ever heard of “The Bradley Effect”? This effect was named after Tom Bradley, who served as mayor of Los Angeles for 20 years from 1973 to 1993.

At first, I didn’t think St. Albert had a Fish Street. Then I remembered good old Sturgeon Road. I truly don’t know if this harkens to St.

I recently wrote a column in regards to police brutality and the Black Lives Matter movement. I was met with a response claiming I “knew not what I spoke.

It is that time of year when colourful leaves begin to fall, temperatures drop away and pumpkin spice once more permeates our daily existence.

The Healing Garden in St. Albert is meant to be a way of recognizing the abuse and torment that indigenous survivors of the residential school system endured. But the proposed garden has had a rough ride lately.

Businesses want stability: it is what affords them a sense of predictability in their drive for profits.