Opinion

EDITORIAL: Bow Valley residents pride themselves on their relationship with wildlife and the responsibility of maintaining proper human-wildlife interactions.

LETTER: Shockwaves will be felt tomorrow and tomorrow and tomorrow if we’re intimidated by fear today.

EDITORIAL: To understand where a country is going or appreciate the ideals that define its culture, it’s important to both remember and analyze its past.

Ah, winter weather, it’s an all-Canadian love story.

Real-time analysis of the link between war and warming has revealed an entirely different picture than what the media are making of what Russian President Vladimir Putin’s barbaric nationalism and the war in Gaza actually mean in the context of the larger global polycrisis humanity is presently facing.

With a more than 30-year in the making answer to the lands owned by Three Sisters Mountain Village Properties Limited finally given full clarity, the question is what now?

The healthcare system is tasked with saving lives and improving the health of populations and individuals, but what if it is contributing to environmental degradation and global warming, and making us sicker in the process?

By the afternoon of Oct. 24, Canmore council will adopt the Smith Creek and Three Sisters Village area structure plans. As has been stated numerous times in the past three decades – it was never a question of if development would occur but when. The