Opinion

There’s nothing quite like connecting with nature, and there’s nothing quite like traversing three of British Columbia’s biogeoclimatic zones en route to one of the most spectacular sights this country has to offer, Berg Lake at Mount Robson Provinci

Want to see how one of the Lac La Biche Post's editorial cartoons are created? Our syndicated cartoonist, Canmore-based Patrick LaMontagne has this great video showing the steps of his work. Pretty cool stuff. Patrick's full work can be found at cartoonink.com. Enjoy.

This week, to some of you I'm going to come across as an unpatriotic grump, whereas to others I'll come across as a guy that speaks a lot of sense, so without fu rther ado, let me introduce this week's topic – the birth and hysteria surrounding the r

For the past month, my husband and I have been in an ongoing debate over getting a new house pet. We’ve found ourselves obviously divided on two sides, me being on Team Cat, and Adam being clearly on Team Dog.

Homelessness is not a problem you see a lot of or hear too much about in the Lakeland. But it exists – there really are people living here without a proper place to call home – they just don't brag about it.

Some are calling it a spill, other reports call it a blowout, either way, a large quantity of bitumen emulsion has been released into an area on the Cold Lake Air Weapons Range at a Canadian Natural Resources Ltd.

With Major League Baseball’s All-Star Game and Home Run Derby having just passed, I couldn’t help but realize how the All-Star Game seems to mean so much more to players in the MLB than it does to players in the National Hockey League.

Construction is supposed to make us late, mad, crazy, thankful of smooth roads, appreciative of people who dig in the dirt, all of the above. But in a community with only two main roads from north to south, when one is shut down, the local ride gets a little out of the ordinary.

This week I’m supposed to be on holidays, although, as of Monday morning, I am unsure whether or not that will actually happen. The summer months are typically the busiest months for me when it comes to work.

Oh Canada, Celebrating its existence with some combination of food, drinks, music, parades, parties, and of course fireworks for the past 146 years – and let's not lie, it's been a blast.