Opinion

Do you ever find that after you read a book, you start seeing elements or concepts of it played out in the world around you? I recently finished Margaret Atwood’s 1985 classic The Handmaid’s Tale.

Premier Smith's workforce-boosting plan sacrifices quality for quantity — and will likely still cost Albertans more

Studies on the benefits of giving and receiving genuine and authentic compliments are numerous. So why hold back?

One little letter, and suddenly water beds are safe again

In the early days of Facebook, one of the first globally used social networking sites, content shared by ‘Friends’ showed up in people’s ‘News Feed’ in chronological order and displayed everyone's shared content. Now, an algorithm decides what users see and what they don’t see.

Since the advent of the printing press, the discussion of who should pay for news has been a never-ending debate. Should it be government funded? Should it be funded by private entities? Should a monopoly of ownership be allowed? Should news be publicly funded? And what is the difference? 

It doesn’t mean that someone is always going to be listening - and that’s OK.