Opinion

Re: "Airdrie senior attacked by dog during bike ride through Sandstone Park," article, July 7, Airdrie City View Dear editor, I think it would be prudent for your readers and the Airdrie community to know that the senior who was attacked by

Rogers' recent nationwide blackout highlighted a few things, such as the lack of competition in Canada's telecommunications sector and our overwhelming reliance on technology.

As much as I enjoy exploring outside, my recent re-found love of reading has reminded me that there are vast, new worlds to be explored inside as well. 

I am writing to express my gratitude. In deed I can’t find words to appreciate your kindness. We want you to feel our gratitude because real feelings aren’t expressed in words, but in the soul.

Look at any newsroom's Google Analytics and you'll find the vast majority of the most read stories in any given week, month, or year have to do with something that would be considered "bad" news.

Roe vs. Wade - We’ve seen Canada follow American trends in the past, and I truly hope this isn’t one of them.

Airdronians have a plethora of local options to recognize Canada's 155th birthday this weekend. Main Street will see the return of Airdrie's popular Canada Day Parade through downtown on July 1.

As our recent coverage indicates, it's been a busy and productive few years in the hamlet of Langdon.

Re: "Opponents continue to advocate against gravel pitt near Big Hill Springs," article, Rocky View Weekly, June 21 Dear editor, As the Alberta NDP candidate for Airdrie-Cochrane I was pleased to learn Alberta Environment and Parks (AEP) ha

During the 2021 federal election campaign, several political parties made commitments to introduce news remuneration legislation.