Opinion

Wolf Creek Public Schools is excited to see more students entering our schools than was expected for this year. As the 2022/2023 school year is underway, school division wide there are just under 170 additional full time equivalent (FTE) students entering the school division over previous projections. This can fluctuate over the course of September, before enrollment numbers are finalized at the end of October.

While I love the magic of the holidays and the invigorating energy that comes with the first grasp of spring, there is one season that I love most of all: Autumn.

Led by the Canadian Association of Journalists, police and the federal government need to do more to protect reporters

Trustee column

Opinion

In early June, the economics team at the Royal Bank of Canada (RBC) published a revised forecast for Canada and the 10 provinces. The good news is that notwithstanding slowing global growth, soaring inflation and escalating geopolitical tensions, Canada seems reasonably well positioned to navigate its way through the rest of 2022 and into next year.

Christensen hails from Vancouver, a fact too few Canadians celebrate

Each year, the first full week of June is Seniors’ Week in Alberta, a grand tradition dating back 36 years.

Teachers are hired to educate students, not to indoctrinate them

The self-congratulatory Liberal tweet which claimed they have made “life more affordable” since 2015 is hogwash