Opinion

At this point, it's almost easier to list the Alberta school districts that haven't rejected the option of piloting the provincial government's draft Kindergarten to Grade 6 curriculum next fall.

It was the obvious pathway to victory and remains Jason Kenney’s foremost achievement in provincial politics. This slam-dunk towards becoming Alberta’s 18th premier arose long before any provincial election was called.

Dear editor, This message is for Angela Pitt. I am an Airdrie resident.

Dear editor, On April 6, Premier Jason Kenney announced that Alberta was returning to Step 1 of the province’s relaunch plan and implementing stricter public health measures.

In our last few editions, we have featured two stories about Airdrie residents who have been impacted personally by the opioid epidemic in Alberta.

The United Conservative Party (UCP) may have to start thinking of taking the ‘U’ out of its acronym.

I sat there in disbelief as I stared at a screenshot from Sportsnet on my computer screen. It was a photo of the Texas Rangers season-opening game. The stadium was filled to capacity, with over 38,000 people in attendance. “How is that possible”? I asked myself. “Don’t they have COVID-19 in the U.S.?"

Throughout this pandemic, I can’t say my life has been affected too much, which I am very fortunate and grateful to say.

When it comes to transparency, the Alberta government dropped the ball when it came to informing the public of two separate outbreaks of the P.1 COVID-19 variant of concern. Alberta’s top doctor, Dr.

Our Federal Government is finally going to try and hold Mark Zuckerberg and Facebook accountable for the hundreds of millions of dollars they make on the intellectual property of Canadian journalists.