Editorials

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.

I will fight every single day to ensure we are still here to tell your stories.

Now is the time to be aware and proudly Canadian.

The time for apologies, delays, and excuses is over.

I say this with conviction, based on the looming threats to our economy, the volatile political climate, and the precarious position Canada finds itself in on the global stage.

The decision to move IGA to Crowsnest Crossing wasn’t made by council but by Empire Company, the parent corporation of grocery chains like Sobeys, Safeway, and IGA.

As we approach the 95th anniversary of the Pass Herald, this is the second issue of the year.

As we publish our last issue of the year, I find myself reflecting on what has been an incredible and transformative 12 months for the Pass Herald.

The permanent residents of the Municipality of Crowsnest Pass delivered a clear and decisive message in the Grassy Mountain plebiscite: this community supports metallurgical coal mining.

It’s often amusing to hear people comment or call me to say, “I saw something about you online.”

The permanent residents of Crowsnest Pass have spoken.

The boys were home for reading week, and we were all together. The house was messy, it was loud, and I loved every second of it.