Opinion

With the federal election quickly approaching, I had to mentally prepare myself for the negative side of campaigning. I think way too much time is spent on smear campaigns, and sharing information that’s not relevant to voters.

Last week, the finale of the seventh season for The Amazing Race Canada aired. Local fans, along with the rest of the country, watched as James Makokis and Anthony Johnson crossed the finish line.

Dear Editor, Moose Lake, like many of the lakes in the Lakeland region, provides innumerable services. Thousands of people utilize Moose Lake for recreational activities, and call the watershed their home.

Publisher’s Note: We wrote the following column a day before Lac La Biche County council decided they could afFORD to say OK to spend $5 million to turn the former Lac La Biche Ford dealership (originally OK Ford) into a new protective services unit.

Lac La Biche and it's sincerely warm and friendly people made such an impact on me, I will never forget you.

I would be grateful if you let the people of llb read our thank you note as its the best way to reach all of the great helpful and lovely people we met.

There’s a poorly kept rumour in the community that the municipality is looking at spending $5-6 million or so to buy a currently empty building that once held a prominent private business, and convert it into a new Fire and Protective Services headqu

I feel like at the beginning of every school year, there’s always a news story about a book or series being banned for whatever reason.

As a rural Alberta community plagued with crime, I thought for sure we would have made the cut for the Minister of Justice Doug Schweitzer’s provincial tour. Meagan MacEachern The MacEachern Mindset Guess I was wrong.

Dear Editor, As partners in health, it’s important to us that community residents understand our role and goals when it comes to identifying health risks in recreational bodies of water, and the steps we take to reduce exposure to those risks.