Opinion

On Nov. 18, drug maker Pfizer said its coronavirus vaccine was 95 per cent effective and had no serious side effects, according to the New York Times . Another company, Moderna, announced Nov. 16 its vaccine was 94.

This should have never happened. I am not the only one grieving the loss of someone I had always assumed would outlive me.

I thought I’d use this column to come clean about one of my most controversial opinions – I’m an anti-napper.

Each week, it seems like Alberta is inching closer to a second lockdown.

Dear editor, I remember watching a movie when I was growing up about life in the future.

The holiday season is the last chance at some positivity into a year marred by darkness.

Dear editor, Early in the pandemic, Rocky View County (RVC) council set up an Economic Recovery Task Force. Chief Administrative Officer Al Hoggan, who chaired the Task Force, presented its report at council's Nov. 10 meeting.

More than three months after Airdrie City council first passed its pre-emptive mask-wearing bylaw, the rule officially went into effect Nov. 6.

We won’t have the ability to acknowledge Remembrance Day this year as much as our veterans deserve. Unfortunately, without the ability to host large gatherings, due to Covid 19, the ceremony will be substantially smaller.

Dear editor, Where would we be if it wasn’t for the community involvement of local gravel pits? Without them, we wouldn’t have the car maintenance of replacing a windshield every year or the joy of washing your car and slipping in the mud