Our View

Cochranites are a patient and cautiously optimistic bunch.

While this isn’t Cherry’s first foray into controversy, this latest assault apparently overloaded the Canadian Broadcasting Standards Council with complaints.

On Remembrance Day, a day of reflection and honour for members of Canada’s armed forces and those who lost their lives in the line of duty, Canadians don’t immediately think of the role of women.

Just like most reactive ideas - rooted in emotion instead of critical thinking - there needs to be some serious considerations. Similar to an aftermath of the most precarious divorces, Alberta would be burdened with massive costs and lots of details to sort out.

While Thurnberg was short on immediate solutions - especially directed at our provinces’ stalled oil and gas industry - she successfully shone a light on the issue of climate change and hopefully inspired more of our youth to take a stand and speak out themselves.

We're unsure on who will fight for us. Alberta, the economic engine that once led our country into prosperity is now the former working horse led to pasture.

This week marks the 79th annual National Newspaper Week.

Nothing about the project should evoke anything but warm fuzzies.

The threat against PPC candidate is unCanadian.

It is time to regulate vaping.