Opinion

Over the past few weeks I have noticed more and more fake or “joke” news stories popping up across the Internet.

In last week’s edition of the St. Paul Journal, the front-page story discussed the town’s decision to move forward with installing photo radar within town limits.

The end of June marked the end of the Lakeland baseball season, and after coaching ball for the first time in my life with the local peewees, I can say I’m already excited to get back out on the diamond next year.

Dear Editor, This is a letter in response to the article concerning loitering in St. Paul as published in the July 1 issue of The Journal.

This summer marked the inaugural running of the Honour Our Men triathlon challenge in Kehewin – an event aimed at bringing awareness to the importance of men's health and being proactive in addressing and maintaining the physical, mental, emotional,

Well, we're approaching week four of the 2014 Fifa World Cup and I think it's safe to say that we've pretty much seen it all at this point. We've been entertained, we've been surprised and, this past week especially, we've been disgusted.

By the time you read this I will be somewhere in Meadow Lake, Sask. I will have probably finished my last beer, canoed to the point where my arms are ready to quit, and put out the campfire. I will in all likelihood, be preparing to return home.

The Northern Gateway pipeline is certainly a contentious issue, with many seeing it as a boon for the Canadian economy, allowing more oil extracted in Alberta to reach markets off the west coast, while many others view the environmental and social ri

On Sunday evening, as we were getting into our truck after spending the majority of the day outside, my seven-year-old son sighed, and said the words that I’m sure the majority of us really do not want to hear quite yet. “I wish it was winter.

During my 14 months in Bonnyville there has been one constant fight I have witnessed: the fight to bring relevance to the region.