Opinion

Canada's housing crisis is the direct result of misguided government policies and overregulation, particularly with respect to land use. 

Since moving east, I’ve come to learn that a typical right winger in B.C. is looked upon as more of a middle-of-the-roader or perhaps even – gasp – a lefty in Alberta. 

Negative stories often get bigger headlines, but there's a lot of positive stories out there highlighting Foothills teens.

Many would say their town shouldn’t be a whole lot bigger than what it is right now, which doesn't leave much room for growth.

While other provinces cut gas taxes, Alberta and Saskatchewan are nailing drivers with the full cost of provincial fuel taxes. 

If you are concerned about the environment, consider limiting activities that make a net contribution to GHG production.

Legal Aid Alberta agrees to extend expired funding agreement until September to give both sides more time to negotiate. 

It doesn’t matter whether it’s a house or a hotel room, a beer or a box of cereal, it’s hard not to think back to a time when those items were far more palatable on the pocketbook.

Self-designed set of rules that doesn’t truly exist can be prove limiting in everyday life.

Whether it’s buying or renting, housing is getting out of reach for an ever-growing segment of the population.