Opinion

While many of us sat down to Thanksgiving dinner this long weekend, and could take a moment from our busy lives to forget about work or responding to outside calls, there were several others who remained at a moment’s notice, ready to respond to the

As predicted, it was a long, busy September for our family, and although getting up early and taking my son to school since kindergarten started in mid-September has been somewhat of an emotional rollercoaster, it all felt worthwhile when we sat down

To The Editor: I am responding to the Oct. 2 letter, in the St Paul Journal, written by Irene McNeilly. First of all, welcome to St. Paul, Father Gerard Gauthier.

A few weeks ago, Bonnyville Town Council discussed how to move forward in getting what they want from the province.

This past Saturday, I endured my version of hell on earth. It all started last week, when my editor, Melissa, tossed her boot camp ticket on my desk and said, “Ashley, I can't go to Tommy Europe's Shred Boot Camp this Saturday, you should go.

Discussing social issues can be an emotional minefield, but that doesn’t mean debate on these issues shouldn’t take place.

Holidays and anniversaries tend to be largely ignored at the Whitfield residence, but this past Father’s Day refused to go unnoticed, and left an imprint in our memory books that we’ll never forget.

To the Editor: This letter is in regards to the Sept. 25 article in the St. Paul Journal, Tapestries create Biblical treasures. Roman Catholics are Christ-o-centric Eucharistic people of faith in the real presence of Jesus in the Blessed Sacrament.

Just to be alive, I consider myself a lucky guy. Having taken part in or been witness to some of the amazing moments during my lifetime, I consider myself blessed. This past Friday was one of those moments. I met Curtis Hargrove back in high school.

After three years of having my better half, Christofer, playing translator between myself and his Spanish-speaking family, I've decided to take up Spanish lessons here in Bonnyville.