Opinion

We were excited to hear the city’s first women’s shelter has opened, and will start to receive clients on Tuesdays and Thursdays.

For those young people out there looking for work, the Canadian military is hiring. In fact, they’ve been recruiting aggressively for quite some time now.

Dear editor, For the past 11 months, we have heard so much about the global pandemic and how people have been severely inconvenienced. Many are unemployed because of the restrictions.

There has been a lot of debate after a number of politicians joined the national group labeling itself as the “End the Lockdowns” coalition.

If you follow local Facebook groups here in Airdrie, you may have heard the story of Koda, the dog who was lost in Airdrie last week.

The Alberta government recently announced it would be supplying a one-time payment of $1,200 to approximately 380,000 public and private sector employees who have been working on the frontlines and putting their health at risk throughout the pandemic

There are more questions than answers surrounding the departure of Crossfield's chief administrative officer, Ken Bosman.

It has finally come to this – desperately grabbing vaccines from the waiting arms of the world’s most downtrodden.

A few weeks ago, I wrote an editorial for this newspaper about the importance of Bell Media’s ‘Bell Let’s Talk’ campaign. Recent news makes me recant giving the telecommunication company any kind of kudos.

Unless you haven't ventured outside in the last week, you've probably noticed how bitterly cold it is.