Our View

The St. Albert region might have more MLAs sitting at the cabinet table, but the clout has greatly diminished.

As I am new to St. Albert, I have spent the past few weeks getting settled which has included setting up my utility services.

The temporary foreign work debate rages on, and it looks like a St. Albert businessman is stepping up to become a leader.

Opposition members, smelling blood in the scandal-ridden PC party, recently dragged Finance Minister and Spruce Grove-St.

What used to be the "golden years" of life for seniors is now turning into any opportunity to spend even more time with their youngest family members.

That’s the ticket! When Wes Brodhead introduced his idea to look into the possibility of amalgamating St.

The kids were back in school Tuesday, marking the beginning of what might be called the New Year’s Day of the family fiscal year. It’s the day when running a family really begins.

Government waste knows no bounds. A $45,000 plane trip, a $20,000 cellphone bill, government planes for private and partisan use, expensive restaurants, even more expensive hotels, outlandish severance packages … and that's only what we know.

Cellphone zombies walk among us. You see them everywhere. At the grocery store, at the movies, at the restaurants, playgrounds – even walking across busy streets.You know the look – no rotting flesh or missing ears and lips – but vacant, oblivious, and impervious nevertheless.

Too many people (in this case, more than one is too many) get into public service for the wrong reasons. Power, prestige, notoriety and money too often play in some peoples’ decisions to run for office.