Editorial

UCP leaked education documents baffling

In another baffling move, documents have leaked detailing some recommended changes to the UCP’s education curriculum. CBC obtained drafts submitted by 17 curriculum advisers that… Read More »

At least have the guts to stand up for your bad

When the government hurriedly announced health-care cuts last week that will eliminate 11,000 jobs in yet another shift toward private-sector service delivery, a majority of… Read More »

The Canada-United States border remains closed for non-essential personnel, though restrictions are being loosened to allow more families to reunite after several months of strict… Read More »

Liberal Throne Speech- Lost Opportunity

The Liberals’ Speech from the Throne was intended to be a plan for Canada to get through COVID and our economy back on track. It… Read More »

No where to hide or just inciting more: racism on display

Twitter. Facebook. Instagram. TikTok. They are all platforms where people can share their hopes, dreams, opinions and thoughts on everything from dating to the significant… Read More »

Listen, we’re broke: But fund cops or else

Newly appointed Justice Minister Kaycee Madu recently penned a letter to the mayors of Alberta’s two largest cities expressing concern over the possibility that municipalities… Read More »

Municipalities joining together to oppose assessment changes

The Alberta government’s proposed changes to the assessment model, which hasn’t been updated since 2005, have rightfully been protested by the majority of municipal governments… Read More »

Erin O’Toole – Canada’s Positive Choice

Pundits dismissed Erin O’Toole, our new Conservative Party leader, as too unknown to overthrow Trudeau in a future election, but that perception changed within hours… Read More »

O’Toole victorious as possible election looms

After what has to be ranked as one of the oddest leadership races in Canadian political history ? punctuated by the restrictions imposed by COVID-19… Read More »

A good next step in fighting COVID-19

Late last month, Lethbridge city council made masks mandatory in public areas of city-owned facilities and on city transit. This was a great first step… Read More »