Opinion

Growth is inevitable in Alberta, but high density urban development needs to stay adjacent to cities.

In this age of “fake news,” misinformation often poses as legitimate reporting, undermining public trust in journalism. 

Trusted newspaper content is more important than ever in today's world, where disinformation travels faster than the truth.

A trip to the centre of the universe last month got me thinking about the population explosion happening in our suburbs.

An elected politician needs to demonstrate conduct fitting of a representative of the people of Canada.

Canadians continue to look to newspapers for credible information they can trust.

It's imperative that day-to-day business carries on as close to normal as possible throughout construction period. 

Like a politician reading a speech in a language he doesn’t speak, AI doesn’t understand what it’s saying.

Real journalism by real journalists – not some artificial intelligence tool that scrapes the web for content, which is not always reliable – costs real money.

One of the things I appreciate most about community journalism is that the people we write about, and write for, are all around us.