Opinion

Last week’s column on seeing beauty amidst life’s blah raises a question about the pop song from the 1970s: Is everything “beautiful in its own way?” What about evil and injustice? Can’t we just pretend the blah is beautiful and get on with life? Thi

As the autumn leaves turn colour and fall wistfully to the ground, Mother Earth begins a cycle of renewal. It is a time when animals, plants and people get ready for the winter and for new cycles.

I thought I had finished running autumn photos in my column for this year – finished, that is, until I received some magnificent maple-vibrant photos taken by one of our New Brunswick readers.

Commenting on last week’s column on autumn in our part of Alberta, our globe-cycling Cochrane coffee companion Robyn MacKay wrote: “Every day I wake up and feel like I've walked through the wardrobe door in the Chronicles of Narnia, because the scene

The Wesley First Nation hosted Stoney Tribal Administration CEO, Ken Christensen last week to present a financial update to the Stoney community.

Fall is more an event than a season in our part of the country – an all too short event spectacular like the fireworks at the close of a Canada Day celebration.