Opinion

On Saturday evening, I took my daughter out to see the 150 Years – Canada Yesterday, Today and Tomorrow, a multimedia and live performance.

My husband’s grandmother told him, in advance of our wedding, that from the moment we got married onwards, I should always be the most important person in his life.

Last week’s election forum for the Town of St. Paul showed that municipal politics - and engagement with local politics - is alive and well, with at least 300 people filling the Recreation Centre.

Dear Dharma, My friend hosted a birthday party for her husband the other day and people were allowed to bring their kids.

Driving along Highway 663 last week presented me with an opportunity to see trees on either side of me and in the distance with the most wonderful of sights that is merely one of the many natural treasures in this part of the country.

For those interested in the leadership race of the United Conservative Party, the debates have been good viewing, highlighting the difference between the candidates and giving insights into what the party may yet become.

It finally happened. I feel like part of me never believed it would, that terrorism was some distant concept that may never strike close to home, but Saturday night, in what was described as a terrorist act in Edmonton, defied that expectation.

To the Editor, One of the duties of St. Paul employees is the collection of garbage on a weekly basis. Some tome employees have experienced injuries and have been assigned other positions with the town.

It’s been just over a week since this year’s crop of municipal candidates came forward for the upcoming election, and it appears that for many people, choices will have to be made. This week, the County of St.

POST publisher Rob McKinley would love to see Amazon come to Lac La Bcihe County. If a letter was to be sent to the online business giant requesting they build their next North American operation in our region. ... this would be it.