Opinion

Last Monday (Jan. 14) I was foruntate enough to speak to a local class about one of my biggest passions: journalism. In preparation for the Provincial Achievement Test (PAT), I was asked to make a presentation to Krista Bernard’s Grade 6 class at Dr.

As a naturally curious person, when I hear something that piques my interest, I usually turn to research to learn as much as I can about it.

Every year, the province grants businesses throughout Alberta funding to employ summer students. The Student Temporary Employment Program offers a subsidy for high school or post-secondary students.

In December, the RCMP launched their new mandatory roadside screening program. A lot of drivers were confused on what that meant exactly.

While I don’t make New Year’s resolutions, I have made a book pledge that I keep track of through my personal blog.

My name is Delaney Kilgour, and I am a member of the Cold Lake First Nations and I am a student at Beaver Lake's Amisk Community School. I was adopted and raised by my grandparents Brian and Karen Young — they are my mom and dad.

Let me be honest with you, I'm tired of hearing people mutter the words "My New Year's resolution is... (insert some goal that they will likely give up within a few short weeks or months of starting).

This version of the Henry Hype has me looking back on 2018, and all of the changes that it brought. Obviously, the biggest one for me was packing up my belongings and driving across Canada to start my position as reporter here at the Nouvelle .

I’m fortunate enough to have got enough time off around Christmas to fly home, and I’m counting down the days until my holidays start. Once we finish up the Dec.

Christmas wish lists are cute. The Season’s Greetings section in our local paper has been a favourite of the POST’s bosses for many years. “Santa, can you get my mom a butler?” Love it. “Dear Santa, I’m sorry I sometimes tell a few little fibs ...