Editorials

Booing politicians is not bold. It is embarrassing, just like being a keyboard warrior on social media.

The speech I delivered to the CCHS graduating class of 2025.

We are a lucky country. And every now and then, it is good to stop, take it all in, and say it out loud.

Thank you, MLA Petrovic, for bringing the Premier and ministers to our region

This award recognizes 25 years of service in the newspaper industry.

Countries like India, Japan, South Korea and Australia already recognize metallurgical coal’s essential role in national security, infrastructure and economic development.

Why bring your cause to a community that, in a legal and democratic process, a non-binding referendum, voted in favour of coal development?

Prime Minister Mark Carney’s first week in office has already raised red flags.

This medal was created to commemorate the crowning of His Majesty King Charles III and is awarded to Canadians who have made a significant contribution to their country, province or community.

Hope is not lost. It’s just getting louder.

The survey is not lengthy, and every answer helps.

If we don’t act now, we risk becoming a country divided by ownership and access, by those who got in and those left behind.

It’s not just unfair, it’s unsustainable.

I find myself increasingly disheartened by the current political climate

We are helping build a better future for local journalism in Canada.

It is as if mentioning it gives it power, or invites bad luck, or crosses some unspoken boundary.

Here in Crowsnest Pass, the Music Festival has stood as a testament to artistic excellence.

Supporting local by leading by example and the farce of regulatory hearings

The symposium left me inspired and ready for whatever comes next.

The recent events surrounding Livingstone-Macleod MLA Chelsae Petrovic highlight how that line has been crossed, and it should concern anyone who believes in respectful democratic engagement.