Opinion

The Boushie/Stanley matter has highlighted the problem of racism in Canadian society, but in my view, the more important aspect is its demonstration of the inadequacies of the Canadian Criminal Justice system.

I’d like to offer my sincere gratitude for placing your trust in me to oversee and guide our community through a very critical 2018-2021 term.

The other day I encountered a painting by a local artist vivid in its wisdom on endurance, the theme of last week’s column. In that column I quoted from Linda Kavelin-Popov: “Endurance is our ability to withstand adversity and hardship….

A recent blog post by one of our coffee companions reminded me of the Scripture verse, “Consider him who endured such hostility against himself…, so that you may not grow weary or lose heart” (Hebrews 12:3).

Council’s eyes were firmly fixed on the recently delivered 2018 Alberta Government budget, looking for any sign of the government’s previous promise to advance construction of the highways 1A/22 interchange.

Have you ever wondered how we come up with names for our animals? I would love to be able to tell you there is a well thought out process to ensure all of our residents are matched with the best possible name for them, but I can't.

Have you ever wondered how we come up with names for our animals? I would love to be able to tell you there is a well thought out process to ensure all of our residents are matched with the best possible name for them, but I can't.

Do you know why angels can fly? According to writer G.K. Chesterton, of fictional priest-detective Father Brown fame, “Angels can fly because they take themselves lightly.