Opinion

The film No Escape tells the story of how an American family’s relocation to an Asian nation — the audience never finds out what the name of the nation is— goes horribly, horribly wrong.

Even the most die-hard cheerleader for photo radar must surely think twice about how much they like the concept after getting a photo radar ticket.

School is back in session next Monday. I thought I would write a column about advice I could share with you students — particularly you students in Grade 10-12 — to encourage academic and personal success.

The anger and frustration of a group of residents at last Monday night’s council meeting was palpable. They described break-ins, vandalism, littering, drinking taking place in and near RCMP Park.

I was covering what would end up becoming the Wildrose Alliance’s victory party in the spring election, and speaking to a few people who were explaining why they were so happy to see the former Conservative government ousted.

It was a novel idea that has surpassed everyone’s expectations: hold an event that recreates the past, where everything is free.

While the action films that will be hitting theaters later this month could potentially change my mind, for now I am giving Mission Impossible: Rogue Nation the title of ‘best summer action blockbuster’ of 2015.

The midway point of summer break has officially come and gone.

Well Bonnyville, there's no real easy way to say for me to say this, so I guess I'll just come right out and say it as it is - this is officially my last week writing for the Nouvelle. Following what has been a thoroughly enjoyable two and a half year fling with one of the true gems of northern Alberta, my time in Bonnyville is unfortunately coming to a sudden end.

Who knew that being allowed to wear shorts was a fundamental right, an essential need, a fight to be fought just as people fought for integrated schools or for women to be allowed to vote? Or so it would seem to me, having read a couple of news stori