Opinion

A brake check at the top of the hill for large commercial vehicles would improve public safety and be the best way to avoid incidents like the two recent accidents May 20 and 24.

PERHAPS THE DEEPEST desire a human being has is for the soul to be valued in this world; that our life matters.

While mass shootings occur all over the world, the U.S. is the only country where these types of tragedies occur with such frequency.

Dear editor, The conservatives in my world aren't surprised that Jason Kenney would want to save himself the embarrassment of being defeated by Rachael Notley in next year's election.

Warren Harbeck recounts a touching tribute to the late David Lertzman at Beaupre Hall.

Navigating high school is a big deal, even when a global pandemic isn't making matters even more stressful than they'd otherwise be.

Dear Editor, No worker should be injured, made sick, or die just because they had to make a living. Current workplace health and safety provisions are failing us.

A vivid lesson, so relevant to the racist rampage in Buffalo, was taught me our first year by the late Chief Walking Buffalo (George McLean) about one of the most important values in his Stoney Nakoda culture: the beauty of diversity-in-harmony.

In this month's column, Cultivate Cochrane director Jacke Skrypnek touts the positive impacts of the Passive Solar Roller and the Seniors for Kids volunteer program.